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...spite of some competition for enrollment—one student estimated that this spring roughly thirty students applied and twenty were admitted—efforts to debunk the myth of VES exclusivity abound. According to teaching assistant Tim A. Szetela ’03, the year-long course was recently divided into two semester-long classes to allow more students to enroll...
...defense attempted to debunk Goodwin’s testimony from the week before. Riley reminded jurors that Mitchell had vehemently denied on the stand that she had said anything negative about the plaintiff’s race. He said that, in fact, Mitchell had written letters of recommendation for Goodwin and pointed out several positions...
MAKE A PERSONAL COMMITMENT. It all comes back to us. Individuals, working in unison, form and shape societies. The final myth I will debunk here is that politicians are punished by their constituents for supporting actions to help the poor. There is plenty of experience to show that the broad public will accept such measures, especially if they see that the rich within their own societies are asked to meet their fair share of the burden. Great social forces are the mere accumulation of individual actions. Let the future say of our generation that we sent forth mighty currents...
...matter how hard quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick tries to debunk Harvard stereotypes, people keep trying to fit him to the mold...
...agree that teaching an official party line is the last role we want our professors to fill. Indeed, one of the greatest triumphs of the art and art theory in the past 50 years has been to debunk myths of absolutisms. And, of course, I also see that despite my pretensions to addressing broader issues in my art, my desire for social meaning could easily be dismissed as merely my own idiosyncratic mode of personal expression...