Word: constitutionã
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...military experience has shaped all aspects of his first three months at Harvard. He’s very independent now, and marvels at fellow first-years who feel compelled to call their parents every day. He also boasts “a stronger constitution?? than most classmates (“I know the value of physical fitness,” he says). The discipline of his military training translates into great organization when it comes to his schoolwork. Annenberg’s culinary offerings are “fantastic” to him. And while fellow members...
What constitutes “campaigning,” however, is uncertain; the constitution??s bylaws do not give a definition. At last week’s council meeting, Monteiro said public announcements or requests for support count as campaigning...
...debate over Israel and the Palestinian territories has heated up recently on campuses, questions concerning the right to free speech have taken center stage. For students of Middle Eastern descent, ourselves included, the Constitution??s First Amendment may just be our last line of defense both on and off campuses in the post-Sept. 11 climate...
Along with co-counsel Lawrence Lessig, a Stanford professor who used to teach at Harvard Law School, they told the court that CTEA violates the Constitution??s Copyright Clause, which states that the work of authors and inventors may be protected by government copyrights only for “limited terms...
...club’s constitution??more specific and pointed than the first pacifist group—called for the U.S. to downplay its military policies and use negotiation to settle world conflicts. They demanded “social and economic aid to all countries by the United Nations,” as well as “free international exchange of people and information...