Word: contently
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...City of Cambridge is under no obligation to support the arts," Chatelle wrote. "But having chosen to do so, you cannot now impose content restrictions upon the Arts Council. You are, in fact, prohibited from so doing by the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution...
While today these figures might be on Prozac, back in the Grand Siecle they were content to ease into a life of darkness and solitude both environmentally and physically. Their mourning is done behind closed doors to keep them within their own world. Pining is a type of beauty and art form...
Finally we recognize that many people find obscenity and pornography to be distasteful, demeaning or devoid of intellectual content. They must consider, however, what good is served by encouraging the University to stifle access. If pornography is worthless as speech, students will find it so. If its ideas are merely unpopular, then perhaps they need even greater protection than other forms of speech. Censors silence not mainstream ideas but those of powerless minorities...
...increasingly complex world, these are no longer the only criteria by which to judge the quality of an education. During the past 20 years, universities have been charged with expanding their missions, redefining their roles on both the local and the national scale and expanding the content of the services they provide to their students...
...students are happy about the real-world class content. First-year Mary A. Lee '94 said the Simpson focus has made the class more lively and relevant...