Word: footings
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Center also takes an active role in educating TFs before they ever step foot in za classroom. In 1995 the Faculty Council mandate requiring that TFs get some training went effect.While the departments are responsible for his training they often turn to the Bok Center for help...
After a week of practice in California, the Crimson (13-4) started Saturday's match with Pepperdine on the right foot, taking the doubles point that had plagued them all week in quick and dominating fashion. In the No. 2 doubles slot, the new team of junior Joe Green and sophomore Scott Clark got up an early break and held on to beat Sebastian Graff and Anthony Ross...
...argument that fees violate students' free speech rights, I reply that an individual's funding of a diversified system of advocacy and activity can instead be interpreted as a mere endorsement of ideological heterogeneity--a notion that very few members of a university community would oppose. Taxpayers, for example, foot the bill for some public financing of eligible political campaigns, finance maintenance of parks where anyone can hold a political rally, and pay the salaries of legislators irrespective of those legislators' views. In cases where students fees are redistributed by students themselves--as it is by the council's well...
...highlight for Harvard came in the javelin, where sophomore thrower Chris Clever broke his own school record by throwing 69.54 meters, or 228'2. It was a five-foot personal best and broke Clever's own school record. The throw also qualified him for NCAA championships. All three of Clever's throws were better than his best from last year...
Sargent was an American artist. With his older contemporary James Whistler, he was the first American painter since Benjamin West to become famous in England--and in France too. But he never set foot in the U.S. until his 21st year, and only rarely thereafter. The skeptic might say he hardly even qualified as an expatriate. As a boy he had no patria beyond the rented flat and the hotel room, and thus was unencumbered by the tension of nostalgia for early belonging that affects the real expat...