Word: counts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...still things that even I do not understand. This worries me. I have very little time left to make amends before I will be forced into a pathetic little life of misery and sadness, during which my peers will mock me mercilessly at every opportunity. You can always count on peers for that...
Vermont is alone in third place with nine points. But the league bunches up after that as Colgate, RPI and Princeton are tied with eight points. Don't count out Clarkson and Cornell, which are all two points behind the fourth-place group...
...bust as well as boom and charges of ethical misconduct. "Many lawyers say that law has always been a business," explains Stanford University Law Professor Robert Gordon. "Now it's just acting like one." Some of the changes are of consequence mostly to lawyers, who can no longer count on the clubbiness of the past. But there are wider implications too. Not quite a calling, but more than a business, can a legal profession driven by market forces fulfill its role of tempering free enterprise through the counsels...
...Cornell hockey team didn't get along well with Sundays. It dropped both Sunday affairs by a combined 17-9 count. The 11 goals the Cornellians surrendered two years ago was the most ever...
...Economics Department, a student's introduction to the discipline depends entirely upon the quality of his section leader. Since teaching is done almost entirely in section, you would expect Ec 10 teacher selection process to be especially rigorous. Yet look around the kiosks of Littauer and count the number of "Do you want to teach Ec 10?" signs you find. And observe how many soon-to-be-lawyers are training our future economists. Under the present system, any Tom, Dick, or Harry with Harvard affiliation, can, with a little bit of luck, wind up responsible for teaching 20-plus...