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...year-old Pinker, whose work has encompassed a wide range of topics, would seem to fit the bill...
...name of fairness, would you expect that the leadership of Alcoholics Anonymous should be open to confirmed drunkards, or even to those who had fundamental doubts about the basic tenants of AA? The political analogy which follows is a tempting but fallacious one: the political model does not fit all groups, and it becomes a contortionist’s nightmare when one tries to apply the “logic” of political clubs to faith-based ones...
...size does not fit all, and the Crimson editorial which argues that an organization based upon religious beliefs should not be able to discriminate on the basis of those same religious beliefs in its leadership suggests either a fundamental ignorance of the nature of religious belief, or a determination in the name of “non-discrimination” to discriminate against a Christian student group which takes its Christian identity and principles seriously (Editorial, “A Discriminatory Clause,” April...
Coming to terms with the lack of fit and poor timing that characterized her relationship with Harvard seems to have lent Murray some perspective...
Every once in a while, as they did yesterday afternoon, those in attendance fit the latter category. Armed with JUGS radar guns, they’re much less concerned with the view of a very sluggish doubleheader than they are with the speed of the ball coming off one guy’s hand—in this case, the right hand of Cornell junior Chris Schutt, a genuine prospect with a vicious slider that kept Harvard hitless for the better part of the second game...