Word: apartness
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EAST TIMOR: International law says that when two states are less than 400 nautical miles (750 km) apart, the maritime boundary should be the line of equidistance...
Designing Harvard College Courses in this fashion will set them apart from both traditional departmental (and hierarchical) courses as well as those courses which were created under the impossibly vague (and rigid) backbone of the Core’s “approaches to knowledge.” Harvard College Courses in the sciences ought to repair that hole in the curriculum—which the Core never managed to fill—reserved for courses that challenge and examine the techniques, assumptions and methods in the sciences...
...liaison of sorts between the wired network and the airwaves) can be found in the common spaces of all the houses and most big lecture halls, and the common rooms in the Yard are set to be hooked up by next fall. So where do we come up short? Apart from access in outdoor courtyards (which is reasonably impractical given that the Bostonian winter seems to start in October and end two weeks before classes do), the only real shortcoming of our wireless network is that we don’t have reliable connectivity in our dorm rooms...
Ceding just “a seat or two” while waiting to counter with a sprint of its own, the Crimson retained its composure, one week wiser after falling apart when the Midshipmen had successfully begun to walk back through Harvard’s boat...
...Thirty-five percent A’s will set us apart from the pack in a way that identifies Princeton as a real leader in tackling this problem,” Princeton Dean of the College Nancy W. Malkiel wrote in a cover letter accompanying the proposal...