Word: coexists
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...There are several little pockets like Women'sStudies and Folklore and Mythology that would eachlike to keep its center," Alexiou said. "AlthoughI'm sympathetic to the need to create our ownspace within a big one, I think the small unitsshould learn to coexist...rather than eachfighting for a tiny bit of territory...
...Parents Weekend co-coordinator Richard Gardner '95 could not deny the effectiveness of our precautions, stating (as quoted in another article of the same Crimson issue), "While I would prefer that the protest wouldn't have happened, things did turn out okay in the end....The two events did coexist peacefully." Moreover, a majority of the parents seemed far from disturbed by our rally, instead praising us for our "rational approach" and "Proactive efforts." As another Crimson article revealed (March 7, 1944), one visiting parent, David Wizansky '60, stated that we "succeeded in drawing [his] attention and support." Raising...
...only unfortunate [aspect] of the timing [of the protest] is that the student committee has been working so hard....It would be unfortunate if the focus of the events was lost. [But] these things can coexist peacefully," she said...
...country coexist? Producer Don Was thinks so. He has brought stars of both styles together on Rhythm, Country & Blues, due out in March. On this CD, Al Green sings with Lyle Lovett, Sam Moore with Conway Twitty, and Little Richard with Tanya Tucker. Looks quirky on paper, but it's perky on the ears...
They want reform, but they don't know what kind. Bright young technocrats eagerly describe a world where capitalist energy will coexist with communist caretaking. An older woman involved in joint ventures insists that Fidel's system needs only modest tinkering. A grizzled mine worker warns against any changes that bring back inequality. Reporters are invited into the country, but top officials decline interviews: they no longer seem to know what the party line is. "There is a new incoherence," says a Western diplomat in Havana. "It's not pluralism, but different people have different ideas about where the country...