Word: criticall
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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At the outset, let me make it clear that, as an institution, Harvard is concerned about fairness and encourages its students to think about and analyze for themselves critical issues of the day. On an open campus, all viewpoints are respected and acknowledged. When issues are raised about the University...
Harvard is led at the plate by senior outfielder Andrew Huling, who is hitting .403 with three home runs and a .726 slugging percentage. He is joined by senior second baseman Peter Woodfork, who is hitting .406. They should be critical to the Crimson's success this weekend.
"Aha!" was the gleeful exclamation of 65-year-old Desiree, a recent immigrant from Haiti, when she finally comprehended the term. Native English speakers take the words "broom," "sweep," "dishes" and "hammer" for granted. These brand new vocabulary words and phrases will be of critical importance to newly arrived low...
All three panelists--Steven Burg, professor of political science at Brandeis University, Hurst Hannum, professor of international law at the Tufts' Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, and Ziljan Schuster, associate dean of the Business School at the University of New Haven--were critical of NATO's intervention in Yugoslavia...
Leaning was extremely critical of NATO for pulling an international observation force out of Kosovo a full four days before bombing began, even though they required only seven hours to leave.