Word: dependability
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Some argue--we may call them the internationalists--that our freedoms and our quality of life depend on our competitive edge in the global economy. We cannot rest easy on a large internal market and plentiful national resources. The economy is increasingly global, and it requires us to keep pace. If our students fall behind, we will be unable to compete, our economy will sag, and we will be unable to afford the freedoms and services provided by the government...
What we study at college could theoretically determine our futures; certainly pre-med students depend on their performance, and computer science and engineering concentrators leave with skills they will be able to use immediately after graduation. But even these students are not locked in by the choices they make today...
...Hill's energy, however, that the team will depend upon. As the Ivy leader in assists and as the team's floor general, Hill will certainly anticipate another shot at a Tiger team that whipped Harvard, 76-48, in the teams' first matchup...
...time to use force," Kristol said, referring to current tensions with Iraq, "and we can't depend on other nations...
...less Starr can depend on Lewinsky, the more he needs Linda Tripp, who couldn't watch the week's mud wrestling without diving in with a statement of her own. She insisted she had been an overnight guest in Lewinsky's Watergate apartment last November when the phone rang at 2 a.m. Lewinsky, she claimed, had told her the caller was Clinton. The two women talked into the night about the purported affair. She said she had also seen many of the gifts Clinton and Lewinsky allegedly exchanged...