Word: daresay
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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SCHLOCK IS A MISUNDERSTOOD art, especially in the hands of Mordecai Richler, Montreal novelist and author of the screenplay for the new film, Joshua Then and Now. After the following hatchet job, I daresay you'll agree...
...themselves are too little known or understood to be effective. Procedures for filing a formal complaint must not be so labyrinthine that students know not whether they are advancing towards or away from the Minotaur. It is up to University officials, in concert with interested student groups (and I daresay that all students ought be interested in the succesful resolution of sexual harassment problems), to lead the victim through this maze of procedural obstacles, bringing him or her through the experience emotionally and academically unscathed. The Pandora's box of sexual harassment has been opened: let not the University slam...
What price must society pay for equality? Will someone have to die at the hands of a 105-lb. firewoman before standards are once again based on job requirements rather than on the applicant's potential? If your life or mine was in danger, I daresay we would desire the best physically equipped person available, not someone who was hired by virtue of a quota system. Paul F. Lupica East Windsor...
Perhaps Dean Epps could get together with the officials of Cambridge Trust Co. (who "like to work closely with Harvard") and set up a bank account for the funding/running of the Third World Center, for I daresay that our personal situation at Harvard is deteriorating quickly. Dean Epps' actions with respect to organizations that he has no legal/administrative responsibility for are quite magnanimous. I think that some of Harvard's generosity should be directed to Third World students in our struggle in the world and at Harvard. Harvard has been delinquent in its commitment for too long. John Johnson...