Word: begun
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Given this, it is possible to argue that Texaco has admitted its wrongdoing and begun to repair the damage it has wrought, and that no more action is necessary. However, the nature of Texaco's crime is so heinous and destructive to our communities and race relations in America that we must make it clear that its actions are not only illegal but also completely unacceptable to society in general. Otherwise, we run the risk of painting our anti-discrimination laws as hollow lip-service to racial equality that do not reflect the opinions of our citizens...
This semester, my first class is at 11:30 a.m. two days a week. So I skip breakfast, and have lunch at 2 p.m. By the time I get to Lamont for some afternoon reading, the sunlight has begun to fade and the dinner hours are fast ticking away. Even if I don't eat again until 7--when only the ends of the pork loin are left and the chocolate chip cookies are long gone--just four-and-a-half hours have elapsed since I finished lunch...
...majority of employers, who do not use recruiting as a preferred method of hiring, OCS offers a range of alternatives. We have recently begun using Jobtrak, a service which lists job openings in many fields open to Harvard students...
...same time, however, he can expect the other side to reciprocate, forging ahead on an ethics case against Gingrich that had begun to escalate as Congress adjourned last month. He dismisses that move by his opponents as "a deliberate strategy of exhaustion," but friends and colleagues are worried that it is working, distracting and draining...
...battle has just begun for Harvard, however, as it faces off against Princeton tonight. Normally an easy game for the Crimson, the Tigers are coming off an impressive win against St. Lawrence last weekend and a solid 3-3 tie versus Brown last night...