Word: adoptionism
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In a dark room off a dirt lot, a child leafs through the laminated pages of a picture album. There's jade green grass and a white paneled house and a little blond girl smiling. There's a big minivan and a bigger play set. There's a countertop completely...
The plan has been contested in the years since its adoption, but Cambridge, unlike other cities, has always voted to keep the electoral program.
Orleans said the adoption of the 1.4 “multiplier” allows for “attrition” of players who, due to injury or some other reason, do not play. But it also limits the previously unregulated total number of recruits.
This commitment has only served to increase costs in the already cash-strapped guards department, as has the University’s adoption of a Wage and Benefits Parity Policy, promising to compensate outsourced employees as the same level as in-house employees.
This comment not only highlighted the great dissatisfaction among students with the advising system—a problem that Gross and others have said will receive very close attention in the curricular review—but also signaled a potential shift in curricular emphasis toward bodies of knowledge that students...