Word: concerns
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...finally, the three deserve support because--whether or not they are single-issue candidates as Ms. Bok labeled them--their concern about bringing the issue of divestment to the Board of Overseers indicates that they care deeply about the University. All three candidates are competent, professional people, and if their concern does, as Ms. Bok suggested it might, "make the Board a very different place," that difference will be one motivated by sincere concern about Harvard and what Harvard does...
...only be what we are, let's minimize the damage. Let's get our mock campus, our mock shantytown, our mocking concern out of Harvard Yard. Let's be respectful. Let the grass grow. Arthur K. Park...
Although New Pathway is more than just a primary care program, many of the students enrolled are strongly inclined towards community medicine, and the program itself fosters a concern for the individual patient, according to first-year participant Mari S. Miller. "There are quite a number who have interests in primary care. A lot are discovering how much they enjoy getting to know the patients," she says...
...main concern is that openess of funding has received a disproportionate amount of attention in this matter, especially in relation to what I consider to be the more fundamental issue of the openess of sources. Any work based on materals not accessible to other scholars competent in a field is unacceptable as a work of scholarship because it cannot be subjected to examination and assessment by peers. Openess of sources is thus indispensable for attainment of the primary purpose of the university, the discovery and communication of truths about important matters. As Professor Safran's Saudia Arabia is based entirely...
Perhaps the most heated exchange in the pages of The Crimson this year concerned the propriety of running an ad for Harvard-Radcliffe women to pose for Playboy. Editors seemed to show concern about the exploitation of women in their arguments against printing the Playboy...