Word: fulfillingness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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"It just depends, I guess, on what your perspective is," Rudenstine said. "But if you're talking about the sort of fundamental health of the place, and its capacity in fulfilling its basic missions, I would think it's been pretty [good]. But this is a moment to go around...
"I think Al Carnesale has done a remarkable job of simultaneously fulfilling his roles as dean of the Kennedy School and provost of the University," said Roger B. Porter, IBM professor of business and government.
Undergraduates say those who understand thatphilosophy, and pander accordingly, get offeasiest since the Board is mainly looking forrepentance and a sense the student learned fromthe experience. Despite the fact most Harvardstudents can figure out how to work the systemfairly quickly, Allan Erbsen '94 warned in aletter to The Harvard Crimson...
The Empire State became the 38th to authorize the death penalty. Fulfilling a key campaign promise, Republican Governor George Pataki signed a capital-punishment measure into law, ending 18 years of refusal to do so by his Democratic predecessors.
Finally, it was terribly misleading of the reporter to talk of "repeated" unanswered phone messages, creating the impression that I was somehow avoiding a reply. Because I was in Cambridge fulfilling a commitment made to my admissions colleagues months ago, I did not get messages left for me over the...