Word: echo
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Those whom the U.S. would bomb, it also calls talented. "You are a good and gifted people," President Bush assured Iraqi TV viewers after the fall of Baghdad, an echo of many previous references to Iraqis' "talents." Some call this language condescending; others, a mark of real admiration...
Today’s concerns about athletic intensity, and its effect on a student’s health and ability to succeed academically, echo those of 1893, and a balance between academics and athletics remains one of the most important issues for consideration in the Ivy League...
...director of Eating Concerns Hotline Outreach (ECHO), Vanessa Fajans-Turner ’04 said that Harvard is neither immune to eating disorders in men nor the prejudices against them. She said that ECHO is trying to create channels for men to freely discuss eating concerns. “This is an unaddressed, unappealed-to sector,” she said. “That in itself should give incentive to create a more open forum to address [male eating disorders...
Most importantly, if you think you or anyone you know has an eating disorder, please contact UHS or ECHO. Help for both men and women is only a phone call away...
...After this first elimination round I was still left with quite a bit of reading. So I gathered an armful of books and, bearlike, climbed out of the chamber and squinted at the cloudless sky. Seating myself by the pool I began to read comix while, in a sad echo of my entire life, twenty or so frolicsome teenagers splashed about and engaged in healthy socializing and sexualized horseplay. Retiring to my less distracting room, I discovered several good books that had passed under my radar...