Word: complaints
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...What happened in those intervening few months? Is not the core Democratic complaint that it was overreaching in Iraq that caused the world to turn against us? And yet barely had we buried our 9/11 dead - long before we entered Baghdad - when the French, and the rest of the world, decided that they were not really Americans after all and were back to vilifying American arrogance, unilateralism, hegemony...
...think I’ve ever come across a Harvard student who is as nakedly condescending as Brian A. Finn ’06 presents himself in his recent comment, “The Name is Not Enough” (Nov. 13). Finn’s complaint? That the MAC is open not just to undergraduates, but to “anyone at all associated with Harvard”—that is, to the countless resident tutors, administrators, security guards, cafeteria workers and janitors who are charged with making his life here as pleasant and convenient as possible...
...time of the complaint, the poster had reached its expiration date, and members of the group were instructed to either replace or tape over the controversial posters with new ones...
Under the current system, a malpractice complaint must first pass a tribunal of judges, after which it may go to trial and lead to verdicts of potentially unlimited size...
...life outside the Houses. “I feel more free. I like having my own bathroom. I like the privacy,” says Frashure. Like many off-campus students, Frashure says he feels more connected to the city of Cambridge. Frashure’s only real complaint is that he wishes more students lived off-campus in order to share the experience. Despite the benefits, Frashure is uncertain about whether or not he will attempt to transfer into a River House for his junior year. And the highlight of his off-campus experience...