Word: affected
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Gielen had some trouble shooting the ball early on, but he seemed to get over it toward the end of the year. The tri-captain never let his shooting woes affect the rest of his game. finished second on the team in scoring (13.0 p.p.g.) and led the squad in assists (109), steals (61) and minutes played (36 minutes a game...
Many of the smaller programs depend directly on the 94-year-old organization for funding, Truong said, so any budget cuts affect them the most. "Programs without outside funding will be the hardest hit," he said...
...that the council has eschewed political issues in the past would be nearly symptomatic of amnesia. The campaign for an open meeting with the Harvard Corporation (to discuss the possibility of divestment from South Africa) and the push for students' rights to affect the tenure process have dominated council agendas since I have been a member. Although U.C. efforts to have an impact upon Harvard, national or world politics have proved fruitless, one cannot deny that the efforts existed. Taking a stand on political issues like that of the final clubs enjoys incontrovertible precedence; having an impact on such issues...
Littauer Professor of Political Economy Thomas C. Schelling has quit smoking four times, and now, as director of the Kennedy School's Institute for the Study of Smoking Behavior and Policy, Schelling has been working to understand how smoking laws affect people's willingness to quit the tobacco habit, as well as learn why people start and stop smoking in the first place...
...original complaint to MCAD, Schkolnick writes, "The clubs, though not actually affiliated with Harvard, sometimes hold functions on Harvard property and significantly (and adversily[sic]) affect Harvard undergraduate life." Between 10 and 12 percent of all Harvard undergraduates are members, and many more, both male and female, attend club parties...