Word: crucially
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...deal with the crucial issues of the day," said Sanberg, who is also president of the Harvard-Radcliffe College Democrats. According to Mitchell, Sanberg originally suggested that the three run for delegate seats...
Finally, the report raises a crucial point about the need for better representation of concentration tutors in all the houses. Especially since randomization, now that students can no longer pick their houses with an eye towards strong advising in their area of interest, masters should be careful to hire a cross-section of concentration tutors to back up the departmental advising and listen to the requests of students in this vein...
...kills by Wentworth's David Hyde and strong blocking by the Leopards brought them as close to the Crimson as 11-6, but Harvard regrouped after a crucial time-out and dominated the rest of the game...
Last night's game served only as a warm-up to a crucial weekend. The Crimson begins league play on Sunday at Long Island University-Southampton...
...success King Hussein had as a force for peace in the past five years was remarkable; in failing health, the signing of a 1994 treaty with Yitzhak Rabin and his quiet hand behind both the Palestinians and the Israelis at the Wye River accord--his frail hand the crucial fourth at the signing table--showed a resolve to not let past mistakes prevent future triumph. "Our king," Clinton called him at a prayer breakfast Thursday, which must always seem a strange phrase out an American president's mouth. Yet Clinton was right that he was our king: In the past...