Word: dependability
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...Harvard University. Such a redefinition would acknowledge the need for an academic hub of gender studies; clarify once and for all Radcliffe's ambiguous role on campus and define all students equally as undergraduates at Harvard College. But the reception accorded to Radcliffe's final form may ultimately depend on whether the administration takes the input of alumae and students seriously in the decision-making process...
...Other individuals on this club are going to have to realize that we can't depend on him every night," Burns said. "We were outworked. There seems to be a lack of urgency in certain things...
...studies are quite complimentary," Wagner says. "What we've jointly demonstrated is that both the frontal and medial temporal regions determine memory. But the specific structures employed depend upon the content and the approach to learning...
...would also destroy Gingrich's political ambitions." And in a year when voter turnout is expected to be lower than ever, the party's chances for capturing 20 or more seats in the House, as well as three to five seats in the Senate and nearly as many statehouses, depend on the very group of voters who are most eager to see impeachment through. For Gingrich too there is a practical reason for waiting. Starr could still have damaging material that he has yet to release, so why take the chance of letting the President off the hook...
Duke leaders say they're committed to maintaining the special character of DRH and the other facilities Duke acquires. "We depend on the community hospital," says Malcolm W. Isley, director of DUMC Affiliations, Duke's liaison with its growing empire. "We go out of business if the local community hospital goes out of business...