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...scene entering the day of the race posed an unexpected—yet appropriate??way for the competitors to face off: the American and British crews were assigned adjacent lanes. With Jordan and Lapage pitted against each other so closely once more, the lane assignments seemed too fitting to be real...
Though the Committee agreed that a requirement to withdraw can prove beneficial for some students, they felt that withdrawal may not constitute an “appropriate?? response to most cases of academic dishonesty, according to Committee member Donald H. Pfister, professor of systematic botany...
...Question Everything—the works trace the evolution of his experiment and its influences through punk rock disobedience, skate culture, pop art, politics, propaganda, and capitalism. A glossary of terms on the exhibition pamphlet, itself designed as a piece of advertising, includes words ranging from “Appropriate?? to “Culture Jamming,” indicating the disparate backgrounds of visitors to the show, as well as the mixture of “fine art” and “street art” in Fairey’s work...
...worse, became the best class in the world.Of these rap universes, Wu-Tang’s—one part kung-fu, one part Mafia, one part Nation, with a smattering of nerd (“mathemetics,” Greek mythology, comic books) that makes it particularly Harvard appropriate??is for me the most all-encompassing and the most irresistible. Any mythology that deifies bathrobes, Snapple iced tea, and Wallabees is a win in my book. Another part of the appeal is personal: nine men contributing to a unified whole, with each successfully doing his own solo...
...Should it be Able to?”—with Barron siding with Congress and Feldman leaning towards the Commander-in-Chief. The discussion centered on the ostensible conflict between Article I of the Constitution, which gives Congress the power to “regulate and appropriate?? the U.S. armed forces, and Article II, which bestows the title Commander-in-Chief upon the President. The U.S. strives to achieve a balance of powers—one that has commonly been interpreted to mean that the President controls authority over tactical decisions while Congress possesses strategic oversight...