Word: expected
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...Bennett's ridiculous assertions reflect his narrowminded views of education, which would severely limit a student's ability to succeed in the world. Other areas of the globe, such as Asia, Africa, and the Middle East are becoming increasingly important in international affairs and economics. How does the secretary expect American students to compete in the world if they are unfamiliar with the thought and tradition of these areas? Can a businessman compete with the Japanese if he knows nothing about them beyond stereotypes? Also, how can any political scientist help find a solution in the Middle East without...
...Senior Faculty committee will be established as soon as possible. It will verify the need for a more aggressive minority faculty hiring policy, and will recommend steps to be taken to address the problem. We expect the committee to develop a draft of some sort of comprehensive, centralized plan...
...Because of the problems we had in Annapolis, we've worked a lot on our ability to handle rough weather and I think we've made a lot of progress," Coach Harry Parker said. "On Sunday, I expect Princeton to be tough and Brown, with a changed lineup since we beat them earlier, has a history of doing well late in the season, especially at the Sprints...
...next step is to follow through on the seven demands that were agreed to by the dean," Wilkins said. "When we know where the faculty stand, we will know what to do next. We expect the faculty to act on the five proposals over the summer or early fall...
...Radcliffe has refused to take a stand on important women's issues and has lost the loyalty and respect of its students. Don't expect any bold moves from President Horner or the Radcliffe Board of Trustees on any other women's issues, such as hiring more female and minority faculty members. After all, standing up on controversial issues might harm fundraising efforts, or it might upset Derek Bok and the Corporation--something Horner and Radcliffe now seem afraid...