Word: benefitting
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1980-1989
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
These one and two year temporary reshufflings affect an enormous part of a students' three-year house life. It is rather difficult for students to benefit from their role in a house community when they have to walk 20 minutes just to get to their house dining hall. Always trying to maximize housing resources means often minimizing the quality of life of many students. If there were a bit fewer undergraduates at Harvard, there would be many fewer housing crises. Accepting just a few dozen less freshmen or transfer students would go a long way toward improving housing for students...
SASC issues a 48-page report criticizing a proposed University program to send Harvard students on internships to South Africa. The activist group urged the program's planners to consult more Black South Africans and to structure the internships so as to benefit the Black majority population there...
...course, many Crimson teams will benefit from the contributions of non-recruits and walk-ons--not to mention the two-sport athletes recruited for other squads...
...ruling on capital punishment, Brennan said, the court sometimes goes too far in trying to discern the intentions of the Constitution's 18th-century framers. He said the court should more actively interpret the law to bring about effects that benefit society...
...ruling on capital punishment, Brennan said, the court sometimes goes too far in trying to discern the intentions of the Constitution's 18th-century framers. He said the court should more actively interpret the law to bring about effects that benefit society...