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...known as the President of a fighting newspaper. And that hasn't changed. The Crimson is still around, poking its nose into a lot of secrets that people want to know. And printing editorials, columns, and reviews that make them think. And photographs that make the news clearer. And covering Harvard sports more closely and colorfully than anyone else around...
...known as the President of a fighting newspaper. And that hasn't changed. The Crimson is still around, poking its nose into a lot of secrets that people want to know. And printing editorials, columns, and reviews that make them think. And photographs that make the news clearer. And covering Harvard sports more closely and colorfully than anyone else around...
...questions and some of its members admit its political nature. So it puts applicants it interviews under a grille that is usually both painful and humiliating. So it demonstrates its political nature by taking only political cases away from the Ad Board's jurisdiction. So it makes that all clearer in a proposed amendment, which would specify that only students asked to leave the University by the Committee- and not those disciplined by the Ad Board, for theft, property destruction, or anything else- are forbidden to be present "in any part of the Harvard community without the express written permission...
Gierek promised that the workers would be paid for their strike days "if you fulfill your quota." His most popular promise was to draw a clearer line between party and state functions, thus enabling more nonparty members to hold high government and industrial posts. In a major concession, the government announced that a new incentive system that had helped spark the riots will be postponed and possibly revised...
...different ending, Torvald might say, "O.K., Nora. I agree it's been a bad marriage. I'm leaving, too. Let the children fend for themselves." Viewed in that light, the cost Nora is inflicting on others by her abandonment is clearer. She is being selfishly irresponsible. The logic of her act is that one no longer honors a commitment as soon as it displeases...