Word: bring
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...part because of Wright's stringent definition of the offense of "outrage," which Jones claims she suffered. Wright argued that "outrage" is "emotional distress so severe that no reasonable person could be expected to endure it." Had the definition been broader, perhaps Jones' experiences would have been sufficient to bring the case to court...
...against this background that Take Back the Night (TBTN) enters the stage, here at Harvard and across the nation. Observed April 19-25, TBTN is a national attempt to bring to light issues of violence against women. This year at Harvard, though, TBTN, is taking on a broader focus. According to Talya Weisbard '00, co-chair of TBTN, she and others involved in planning the week-long event decided to "broaden the mission to include other women's issues and to plan events that empower women and help women feel strong." In the minutes from their planning meeting, TBTN...
...very excited that [Elizabeth Dole] will be speaking at the Kennedy School," McLaughlin said. "About one-third of our students go into non-profits, and she'll bring a tremendous amount of experience...
...have some friends who were on the crew team in the past, and I did my PhD at Harvard," he says. "Once I gave [the coaches and team] a basic outline of what we wanted to do, and how we would go over to the boathouse and bring the study to them, there seemed to be little resistance. In fact, there was a lot of enthusiasm for the study...
Capitalizing on Genovese's experience as a Salsa and Meringue teacher, she said the three decided "to bring the New York Style Latin Dance to Cambridge, to make Harvard students more aware of this culture...