Word: crucially
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...faculty at the Divinity School, says that "if funds were in hand" there would be an addition of two floors to the newer building as well as a renovation of the interior of the entire library, including the addition of environmental controls, a change which library preservationists say is crucial to the protection of the books...
...what is more crucial than finding and utilizing the ammunition of intellectual resistance is discovering the will to challenge authority. Harvard generally teaches its students that upon graduation they are to seize the rewards available to capitalist elites, not that they are responsible for identifying American dilemmas and agitating to solve them. One of the few voices of dissent at the College is Professor Cornel West, who writes that America is currently a "twilight civilization" that is in dire need of fundamental re-evaluation...
Notre Dame was Harvard's crucial test against a quality opponent and a definite make-or-break game as far as the NCAAs were concerned. Unfortunately, "break" turned out to be the result. The Fighting Irish thrashed the Crimson, 13-5, down in Indiana, as Harvard's attackers simply could not figure out a way to crack Notre Dame's stingy defense...
Conlin echoed Nathans' sentiments, noting that during his undergraduate years, reading period proved crucial for many students...
...administration. At Princeton, sophomores were forced to inhabit trailers as a poor excuse for overflow housing. Whatever our problems at Harvard, we've never lacked teachers, food or permanent housing. These issues aside, the survey would likely have gone differently if U.S. News had been able to quantify one crucial fact: Yale is in New Haven. (Sept...