Word: cores
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...University is deathly afraid of including AS 10 and or AS 11 in the Core because it would provide incentive for even larger hordes to sign up and log on than now enroll in those courses. This is however, just the type of action which would renew students faith in the Harvard commitment to excellence. The University would be required to invest heavily in new facilities to accommodate the demands of these Core courses, and would consequently meet the needs of disillusioned Harvard affiliates everywhere...
...settlements will be established, and all the Arabs can do about it is scurry around like doped cockroaches in a bottle." Few Israeli officials would express their views so callously, but this blind determination to retain a captured territory whose population is 96% Palestinian Arab remains at the very core of the Middle East stalemate...
Three test dates remain--tonight, Saturday, and next Thursday--and that should be enough to accommodate the students who have yet not passed the test. Jeffrey Tecosky, a preceptor in the Core Program who oversees the requirements said yesterday...
...slowing down the fast-paced delivery. Kaplan might have reinforced the contrast inherent in Stoppard's play and done more justice to the Hamlet half. For the near-antithesis between the two voices, the Shakespearean prose and the Beckett-like, riddling repetitions, lead to the play's core: Hamlet's tragedy as seen from side-stage, through the Godot-like absurdity of two characters who are not the least bit heroic...
...final essay Rockwell hurriedly fills in the gaps left by the rest of the work. Rock, he correctly argues, has forever lost its innocence to "artistic self-awareness." Even primitivism, from the Velvet Underground to the New York Dolls to Flipper, is essentially self-conscious. Today's hart-core punks are often far from the lowlife scum image they create and the violence of their music comes more as a rebellious expression of frustration with a static, repressive, bourgeois society than as a statement of being...