Word: angers
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Unfortunately, randomization is not a comprehensive solution to the problem of self-segregation. Instead, randomization will only serve to weaken house life and anger students without creating an integrated campus...
...distinguished individuals of the Black community to Harvard's campus, the event promised to be a first of its kind for many students. Instead, what resulted was a scene most reminiscent of the 1960's: a peaceful crowd of Black people unified for a common purpose tormented and angered by intrusive reporters and excessive campus police presence. Most of the crowd channeled that anger by simply leaving to escape the unwarranted antagonism while others sought more eagerly to get inside the concert...
Indeed this level of insensitivity also manifests in the Crimson itself--although this is not a new issue. The Crimson irresponsibly printed a quote that obviously demonstrated the anger of a young man upset when he was turned away at the door. This young man who the Crimson made no attempt to identify used language that was reprinted on the Crimson pages out of context. His words are attached to no face, or meaning. The Crimson limits the articulation of those Black concert-goers who were turned away to this brief statement while providing no explanation...
Although there has been some anger at the proposed ban, there has been surprisingly little from restauranteurs. The Cambridge License Advisory Board, which comprises the approximately 230 restaurants holding liquor licenses, has been involved extensively in negotiation over the bill and has given it tentative approval. If one of the two main parties involved, restauranteurs, have no problem with the ban, than neither should the City Council...
...colleagues' reaction was disdain; yet over the next 24 years her dispatches from the biggest and longest-running study of divorced children only got bleaker. Wallerstein took an ever growing readership through a dispiriting landscape of anger and grief, of children unable to fit in with peers, and young adults crippled in their own attempts at love. "We realized that the whole trajectory of the child's life changes," she says. "Over half of the [now grown] children I have been studying have psychological problems they attribute to the divorce." In 1995, at her study's doleful quarter-century mark...