Word: contently
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
People who are operated on do not want to have most of the procedure done by interns. Likewise, students should be taught by teachers, not teaching assistants--or "Teaching Fellows" as some places euphemistically label them. At the moment it appears that Harvard students are relatively content with this expensive system as long as their TFs speak English and have a grasp of the material. It also leads one to suspect that the $25,000 a year for a "Harvard education" places more emphasis on the "Harvard" than it does on the "education". Mark E. Duckenfield Department of Government
Professors in the History Department who teachnon-European history agree that the content of theintroductory survey should be European...
...been endowed. Bohringer's expression is convincingly impenetrable and Safonova's face when singing on stage is the flexible mask of an actress. Safonova, however, portrays Irene too personably in her private life; she does not behave as contemptibly towards Sophie as her words suggest she should, and not content with her concert audience's attention, she arrogates foe herself too much of the film audience's allegiance somewhat, it does not significantly disturb the balance of the film...
Since the aggrieved students can't complain about Harvard having no tenured Latino professors, they have to demand "tenured U.S. Latino professors." Where will is stop? When will they be content...
...genders -- the impact is that of elegiac art. While in theory each character could be portrayed by a different actor, Smith regards it as essential to have all of them embodied by one person who also remains unmistakably herself, a black woman: "I think the form speaks to the content. It says something about how we can relate to each other...