Word: core
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When Extension School Director Michael Shinagel asked Glauber to "extend" his popular Core course, Glauber agreed--but only if local high school students were invited to enroll free of charge...
Your situation is not atypical: less pleasant aspects of the "Harvard Experience" is the discourtesy from day one. Such displays of in consideration happen daily, from the jostle at the Union serving line, to the scramble for the last syllabus at a Core course . Nobody is exempt, and seemingly everyone participates...
...despite the Sharon verdict in TIME's favor, which might suggest that the test of "actual malice" is as sturdy as ever, the growing number of libel suits involving stories on the official conduct of government figures threatens to strike at the core of what the Supreme Court sought to preserve in New York Times vs. Sullivan: a hearty and robust debate on issues of public importance. Many Americans may relish the prospect of seeing journalists on the defensive in a courtroom. But ultimately they may decide that the possible consequences--a less vigilant press, a dimmer light cast...
...competing models. Apple hopes the business community will take more of a shine to the Macintosh. At the company's annual meeting last week, Chairman Steven Jobs and President John Sculley formally announced a campaign to sell corporate America on a new product line called the Macintosh Office. The core is AppleTalk, a system that will allow businesses to link as many as 32 Macintosh computers into an office network. Previously the Mac was basically a stand-alone machine. AppleTalk will cost just $50 per hookup, while connections in other computer networks can cost as much...
...face of criticism that the Pope is turning back the clock to precouncil days, one of his closest advisers declares that this is a misinterpretation of papal aims. John Paul, says this observer, looks to the future, viewing his mandate in terms of three core concepts. They are integrality, identity and clarity: the integrality of the Christian message; the identity of the priests and nuns who present it; and, above all, clarity that will let everyone know exactly what the church stands...