Word: complain
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Undergraduates often complain that their professors are not accessible enough. But some faculty members say the problem lies with students, who they say seem uninterested in meeting them...
Since its inception, The Crimson has always played a prominent part in campus political life, both through its editorial arm and occasionally, some complain, in its reporting...
...survive and to prosper, any community needsa newspaper. A community's newspaper will be itsvoice and its conscience: it will prod, it willprotest, it will expose, and it will complain; itwill report, it will explain, and it will givepraise when praise is due. It will notphilosophize, and it will be read. The communitywill support it, and it will keep the communityalive...
...good education must involve something more. Such a bewildering array of resources requires some advising. Students complain about the lack of helpful academic advising since many advisers are either unfamiliar with requirements or lack the time to help students adequately. And yet, obviously we have not bought wonderful advising with our tuition...
What is a true liberal arts education? As a science major, I often complain that I am leaving with oodles of information that are not useful in the real world and yet have missed out on so many of the topics, theories and names that I should know. Humanities concentrators are closer to receiving a true liberal arts education, yet even they complain that they are leaving with no information to use in the real world--just abstract theories...