Word: acceptant
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Moore says that while she was in ROTC, there was a push by some Harvard midshipmen to bring the program back to campus. She remembers talking about the discrimination issue with one of the students behind the campaign: "He said that the military shouldn't have to accept people who had something wrong with them, whether they were gay or had a leg missing, or whatever--his words...
Regardless of whether or not the big labels choose to accept an alternative to prosecution, MP3s have shown every indication of outlasting their current status as a hot trend. In the end, it will be the bands and the fans who will win--and all that record companies can do is hope to hang on for the ride. Alixandra E. Smith '02 lives in Weld Hall...
Faced with a humanitarian disaster in Europe on a scale not seen since the end of World War II, the U.S. said on Tuesday that it would accept and house its share of ethnic Albanian refugees at the Guantanamo Bay U.S. military base in Cuba. After obtaining assurances from each other that they would carry through on their pledges, the NATO allies moved "remarkably swiftly," says TIME White House correspondent Jay Branegan, to begin carrying out the logistics of moving some of the refugees to their own countries and installations. "The speed is a testament to the unity the allies...
...Balkans since 1992, is currently the ambassador-designate to the U.N., with his nomination in the hands of the U.S. Senate. He flew to Belgrade in October of last year and hammered out an awkward deal: Milosevic agreed to begin negotiations on Kosovar independence and also to accept 1,800 "monitors" on Kosovo's soil as a way of stopping the killing. It was an imperfect deal, but Washington pols hoped it would hold up long enough to let tensions cool...
Rezulin is the first of a new class of drugs that goes directly to the problem and forces cells to accept insulin. And it appears to be effective in hundreds of thousands of patients whose disease isn't controlled by existing treatments. The question, as always, is whether the potential outweighs the risks. The FDA did require Warner-Lambert to keep looking for side effects once Rezulin went on the market, and the company has tightened its instructions to physicians on patient monitoring three separate times since then...