Word: core
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Confronting issues such as these has helped Pippert arrive at a definition of ethical reporting: "I think the job of the journalist is to pursue truth. It is simply the heart and core of the matter. The ethical journalist is a journalist committed to truth, who will be almost compelled to deal with issues of justice and peace...
Senior Marchok, who boasted a 1.70 ERA in 53 innings last season, senior Kevin Curtin and sophomore Greg Ubert will make up the core of the staff. That trio, which threw for a combined record of 9-7 last year, will be joined by senior southpaw Jim Chenevy, who has been experiencing some arm trouble. Freshmen Bob Baxter and Mike Dorrington are both expected to see some playing time...
...next year, this year--the Crimson is back. The team's two co-captains and all-Ivy selections--Blair Wardenburg and Genie Simmons--are gone. But the core of last year's Ivy runner-up is back. Ready to win back the title. And even do a little more...
...long as distribution or core requirements apply, we need not fear that student will remain ignorant of other subjects. As for the portion of their education that requires specialization, Women's Studies offers students far more diverse possibilities than do many established disciplines...
...brain known as the substantia nigra. This region serves as a production center for dopamine, a vital neurotransmitter that helps govern such voluntary actions as walking and speaking. As it happens, there is another site in the body, outside the brain, that produces substantial amounts of dopamine: the inner core of the adrenal glands. By transferring dopamine-producing adrenal cells into the brain, Dr. Ignacio Madrazo and his colleagues hoped to replenish the supply of this neurotransmitter and thus restore normal function...