Word: crucially
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...have fundraisers controlling the education at Harvard and the crucial decisions of where Harvard is going academically and intellectually," he says...
...this week at Harvard-Radcliffe. However, since this is the only campus-wide and established women's week at the College, we decided to include events that approach the quest for safety on different levels: safety within the community, within interpersonal relationships and within the self. Safety is a crucial concern for most women on campus, and we have attempted to address this concern by providing education for the greater campus community and promoting awareness of the depth and pervasiveness of women's struggles, by actively implementing preventative measures and by providing emotional support for women and empowering ourselves...
This makes an ever stronger case for sophomores to address the problem, before retreating into the trap as juniors and seniors. Though maintaining very tight friendships with a few classmates is central for our happiness, it is crucial to be outwardly accepting and allow oneself to cultivate new friendships to complement...
Captain Margaret Angell made a crucial contribution which helped Harvard recoup, winning both the 800-meter and the 1500, as Harvard swept both events...
...weekend crash courses. The reasons vary from lack of familiarity with the fancy courses (kids who did not use them for the SAT don't think of trying them for the LSAT) to affordability (the better programs run close to $1,000). But the difference in outcome can be crucial. Kaplan's students average a seven-point jump in LSAT scores. And they tend to end up at the top 25 law schools. Of students at those schools who took LSAT-prep courses, three out of four went through Kaplan...