Word: effort
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According to Advocate President Daley C. Haggar '97, the move was part of a cooperative effort between graduates and undergraduates to erase the group's debt...
...matter that I had little passion for banking and little understanding of consulting. I was assured by my older peers that I was qualified for these positions because I liked team work and problem-solving and thinking outside the box. The whole process seemed to require rather little effort. After all, I had no reason to make hard choices about the direction my life was going when a bunch of interviewers were coming to campus to do that...
Harvard students likewise are abandoning the traditional fields populated by generations past--law, business, medicine, banking--in order to set up shop as experts not in any particular field, but as wise souls able with the slightest effort to raise profit margins. In some respects, one can't blame students, who are often laden with debt, for taking high-paying positions with anyone. And it's not that consultants are killing women and children. Rather the problem with consulting is just that it's so, well, unnecessary...
...Halfnight's fourth goal was a big goal for us," Tomassoni said. "It was a great individual effort. He got slashed. He got high-sticked and still...
...said, but none of that sounds familiar to me," Jones told the paper. Ralph Langer, executive vice president and editor of The News, said the documents were real and were obtained legally. His decision to publish them late Friday on the newspaper's website (www.dallasnews.com) may have been an effort to prevent the defense from suppressing the documents. If the documents are real, the statements made by McVeigh could validate critical points in the prosecution's case and help prove him and Nichols guilty. In one revelation, McVeigh contradicted a witness claim that she knew the identity of the person...