Word: characterized
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The first, less likely scenario is that allowing state legislatures to determine abortion laws will give local politics an unprecedented ideological character. William F. Buckley predicts that the Republicans, armed with the emotional abortion issue, will gain a majority in most state legislatures.
Views on college issues should be the paramount consideration when students elect representatives, but while issues are certainly important in selecting the chair, character and competence are more important still. The council, because of its close contact with the candidates, is better suited to evaluate these characteristics than even the...
The real focus of last week's rescue effort was not the would-be Defense Secretary but the President himself. Determined not to retreat in their first showdown with Congress -- and no less determined to squelch the spreading impression that Bush is off to a feckless start -- the President and...
Last night's game and the season were both decided in the closing moments, and, for the Crimson, they were a testament of character.
Reardon said that universities and the NCAA should be more concerned with the moral character of a school's coach and athletic director, rather than "lots of little violations most people don't pay attention to."