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...Crimson poll of 400 students taken March 20??the day after the war began—showed that 56 percent of students were “strongly” or “somewhat” opposed to the war. Thirty-four percent of students said they supported the war. Almost 10 percent remained undecided...
...seems implausible that often-outspoken University President Lawrence H. Summers hasn’t made any public statement of his sympathies in the debate on Iraq. And yet the best he has mustered so far is Mar. 20??s half-hearted, vague statement that “This is a solemn moment” filled with the “anxiety” that comes with war. With that kind of noncommittal platitude, neither here nor there in the ideological conflict, his lips might as well be sealed...
...question, then, is this: why not track expository writing as well? Why not divide Expos 20??the standard writing class that every Harvard student must pass—into sections that reflect the tremendous diversity of writing ability that exists within any given first-year class...
...Krugman handed in this column to a section of Expository Writing 20??or indeed any other class—this would likely have landed him a trip to the Administrative Board. In “Writing with Sources,” the Expository Writing Program’s guide on when and how to cite in academic papers, it says, “Words you take verbatim from another person also need to be put in quotation marks, even if you take only two or three words; it’s not enough simply to cite...
...annual membership fee of $20??plus charges for the miles and time each of each use—students over the age of 21 who have good driving records can rent zipcars to run errands around Cambridge or take a day trip...