Word: complaining
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Following the posting of the endorsement banner on thefacebook, First Senior Class Marshal Caleb I. Franklin ’05—who is working on Moore’s campaign—e-mailed Einkauf to complain that he had similar access to a large group of students but opted not to e-mail the entire senior class because it would be an “abuse of power.” Later on yesterday evening, Franklin sent an e-mail to an undisclosed recipient list encouraging students to vote for Moore...
Dozens of unionized workers across the University, both Harvard and contractor employees, said they had little to complain about. Harvard workers told reporters that they are not worried about losing their jobs to outside companies. Workers with outside vendors felt that they were being paid as much as their Harvard counterparts. Most of the unionized workers were confident that their unions had negotiated fair wages and benefits on their behalf...
...survey found that 46 percent of students say professors “use the classroom to present their personal political views.” Forty-two percent of students complain that readings for classes do not present both sides of controversial issues, and 29 percent say that they feel they must agree with professors’ political views to do well in their classes...
Sure, teams will still complain and will still feel cheated (just look at the effigies of NCAA committee members hung at Wofford in 2002 or the disappointment of Lehigh last season or Cal Poly this year). And they’ll make vociferous complaints. The point of those complaints, however, will be that those teams belonged in the field, not that the legitimacy of the eventual national title winner should be questioned...
...refining, power generation and mobile-phone service, is the most successful private enterprise in India's history. Founded in 1958 by the late Dhirubhai Ambani, the group has prospered and expanded through changes of government, seismic shifts in public policy and the opening of India's economy. Rivals sometimes complain about Reliance's access to politicians and its aggressive business tactics, but ordinary citizens give the conglomerate their vote of approval: more than 3.1 million Indians own shares in Reliance companies, which have a combined market capitalization of more than $20 billion. Yet it has taken just one extraordinary week...