Word: concerned
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...firm,” he says, noting the flexible hours as an assistant allow him to attend auditions during weekdays.Amy C. Stebbins ’07, who has acted, directed, and written while at Harvard, notes the lack of steady jobs in the business.“My biggest concern is that I would not get enough work and I would be bored,” she says.In a city so colossal and cut-throat, Harvard lacks a helpful alumni network. “One reason people go to Yale Drama is because it has an infamously strong network...
...concern is that Travis may be over-interpreting our data,” he said. “In our paper, we made it clear that the apparent variations with color that we tabulated could be due to the telescope and instrument, and thus might not be due to molecules in the planetary atmosphere...
...violence that haunts them and to find a ghost from the past. García Madero’s narrative gives way to the novel’s sprawling central section, a fragmented collection of testimonies in which Bolaño effortlessly ventriloquizes scores of characters whose stories ostensibly concern Belano and Lima, but really create a stunning portrait of an aging generation burdened by lost love, crushed ideals, and the specter of violence.From the beginning, it’s clear that narrative is both inescapable and necessary, that language, in the words of one character, offers...
...election, noncitizens voted in Takoma Park at a 35% rate, better than the 30% for citizens. But the noncitizen figure plummeted over the following seven elections. City clerk Jessie Carpenter speculates that "early on, there was more interest because [voting] was new." She doesn't believe that resurgent concern over illegal immigrants has driven noncitizens from the polls...
...health services shouldn’t be a higher priority of the administrations,” or even, “Mental health services here couldn’t be better.” But it is hypocritical to demand that the University make student mental health a primary concern when students won’t even do it themselves. While there should be no complacency in advocating for better care and policies on the side of the administration, students must also help themselves by accessing resources already in place, providing peer support, and making mental health a priority...