Word: brokenly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Such a migration would be a slap in the face to positive change. Heightened debate, questioning and re-evaluation of legal education is healthy. The rise of Critical Legal Studies has broken a longstanding moderate-liberal consensus at the Law School and has opened the field not only for the left but also for a variety of new approaches, including an emergence of more firmly conservative approaches to the law. Albeit through drawn-out political infighting, Harvard Law School is notable for its diversity of legal opinion. Resignation is simply not the way to assure a constructive conclusion...
...mistakes made so far for this event are not especially grave, but they are unfortunate. Since past convocations have taken many forms (with and without degrees, large and small, etc.), no time-worn traditions are being violated. So at least planners have not broken with tradition just to snub Reagan. Their actions have only been petty. But worse is the lack of precedent for the future. Here was Harvard's chance to set a precedent of having Presidents at birthday celebrations. That alumni and others really care about recognition from the government is amply proven by the enormous efforts...
...considering that for most of the season the linebacker wore a cast to protect a broken bone in his hand...
Following a freshman year as Yale's third linebacker, Ilacqua sat out his entire sophomore season with a broken collar bone. The inability to contribute to a relatively successful (6-3) Eli squad frustrated Ilacqua...
...SOUNDS LIKE a broken record, but maybe if the University approached the community with, an attitude of compromise rather than confrontation its proposed graduate student dormitory wouldn't find itself in this tangled web of controversy. Certainly, Harvard can balance its legitimate housing needs with the desires of the rest of Cambridge...