Word: devotee
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"The fact that he has had international experience is to his advantage," Pusey said. "Harvard is so much in the big world that the president has to devote quite a lot of thought to that."
To some extent, Summers' course has already been set for him by Rudenstine, who raked in $2.6 billion in a massive capital campaign. Summers, then, can devote less attention to padding the University's coffers and more to other matters.
The President plans to devote his contingency fund to as yet unbudgeted policy goals. He estimates $156 billion will go to reform Medicare. And though he won't give numbers while Don Rumsfeld conducts his review of the Pentagon, a large chunk will surely pay for modernizing the military and...
The search process is so labor-intensive that many departments barely have the resources to devote to growing their ranks.
Mount Holyoke has high hopes that its future applicants will devote the hours they once spent fretting over word analogies to worthier pursuits like community service or starring in school plays. Best of all, says Jane Brown, "we also think we'll see high-scoring students who don't submit...