Word: fittingly
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...trashing of the celebration of difference, he again demonstrates his desire to create a homogenous, numb society. He seems to think that we should try to fit into his bland and unrealistic mold of human society where we are silent about our differences. As intelligent and well-adjusted human beings, we have the duty to recognize, accept and respect our inherent diversity. Emma Cheuse '96 Moon Duchin '97 Theodore Gidsonse...
...first I was worried that my being gay would scare people off it they found out I was gay before I told them. Now it's different because I realize that to fit in I need to make my place as much find it," he says. "I got a grip and realized that I'm in college to learn for myself and not for others...
Ryan said that although the teacher-practitioner experiment may work well for Bennington, it would not fit Harvard...
...true obstacle to a more open forum for ideas and policy debate is inherent in the two-party system. The fact is, in our world of Republicans and Democrats, only candidates that fit into those two molds have any real chance at running a campaign capable of winning an office. Reformers must consider other solutions. For example, campaign, finance reform is necessary even if term limits are imposed...
Which is a view that may just shed more darkness where obscurity is already the rule. While few scientists would argue that genes have nothing to do with IQ, fewer still are ready to conclude just how genes fit in. Specialists in the intelligence field complain that Herrnstein and Murray all but ignore what is known about brain development before and after birth. "When it comes to science, the book could have been written a hundred years ago," complains Harvard professor of education Howard Gardner. A pregnant mother's nutrition or drug abuse can have a crucial impact...