Word: consultation
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...world. Does the council or even the administration really use these resources effectively? Definitely not. Case in point: The randomization of the houses. Although practically any first-year statistics student could have shown that the administration's statistical approach would result in gender imbalances, no one even bothered to consult the Statistics Department. Do the cost-benefit analysis. Use the experts...
...Association, complain that too few teachers were invited. That's how summit organizers wanted it: "By combining a governor and a CEO from each state, they were hoping to get the biggest bang for the buck," she says. In theory, those attending would return to their home states and consult with teachers, union members and parents. President Clinton, who favors national standards, will address the group Wednesday...
Currently, students interested in studying ethnic studies at Harvard may consult a 50-page brochure available from the Office of the Dean for Undergraduate Education...
...obvious problem with February is that it reminds us that winter is alive and well while simultaneously giving hope that spring will one day come. I consult my computer weather program each day: ("35 to 40 with scattered rains in the early morning, turning to possible showers in the mid-afternoon. Tonight, over-cast with 70 percent chance of rains"), only to wish I went to school with my cousin at Emory. He let me know the other day that he was enjoying a cold beverage on his sunny, 75-degree porch. My only compensation was that he didn...
Riley said he hopes students will also use the substation to consult police or report incidents...