Word: barringer
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Women in comas have given birth before, usually to children conceived before the women were stricken. And by tradition, barring a living will, doctors honor a family's perception of a coma victim's wishes. The New York woman had been a devout Roman Catholic. Says Ellen Moskowitz, a lawyer...
But there is a better way to protect cash than by barring ID-less students from the dining halls. Students should still be able to orally tell checkers their ID numbers in order to eat as long as they do not bring guests in with them. That way, there is...
Harvard, barring a major collapse by both St. Lawrence and Vermont, will not win the ECAC regular season crown this year. The best chance for the team to make the national tournament, then, will be winning the post-season tournament title.
After that meet, Harvard will face Penn and Cornell in dual meets, but those teams are not of the Crimson's caliber, and, barring disaster, should not pose serious threats. Thus, if Harvard beats Princeton, it is virtually ensured of being at least the Ivy co-champion.
But a letter to Rudenstine from Keith N. Morgan, president of the Society of Architectural Historians and a professor of art history at Boston University, argues that the University should make the necessary changes to the Union, barring changes to the great hall.