Word: corrections
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...film establishes the new racialist dynamic—the politically correct common ground that “inside their shell everybody is insecure.” Or some such claptrap...
...deciding to bar first-years from its dinners, Quincy made the correct decision to stem its overcrowding. Of course, first-years are still allowed to eat in Quincy so long as they are the “invited guests” of a Quincy resident—in other words, when first-year/upperclass interaction actually occurs. And upperclassmen, who generally eat in their own dining halls but who will occasionally eat with their friends elsewhere, will eat in Quincy less often as the novelty of the new dining hall wears...
...relative benefits of a cheeseburger or a tofu burger (go with the cheeseburger) or takes more than two seconds to mark which food he wants. An even more rare and destructive variant of the Grill Debater is Grillus Debatus Mistakus, who has the audacity to go back and correct his order or fix a possible spelling error in his name. Hey, I know people who’ve signed their sheets with “Beethoven,” or “Tom Brady.” Don’t worry—you?...
...almost half a second. "Miller is a Bewegungstalent," says an admiring Toni Giger, head coach of the powerful Austrian team. That's the German expression for exceptional agility. Or maybe it means "That dude is whack." "He takes the full risk," says Giger. "But then he shows he can correct his mistakes. That is his strength." It is not an approach, Giger hastens to add, that he would recommend. "It's very dangerous...
...very open,” says Nadia A. Mohamedi ‘08, a student in the seminar. “He would correct us if we were wrong, but he always got even more excited if someone disagreed with him. He’d be like, ‘Oh yeah? Why do you feel that...