Word: gamut
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...identify himself as by house, concentration, hometown, council committee and "leader of the 1998 pro-Impeachment rally." Remember, it has been close to a full year since the Burton impeachment. Additionally, in response to the question "Whose fault is the current lack of a definitive winner?" responses ran the gamut. Geoffrey Starks '02 responded, "all fault, in all ways, lies with Republicans, just kidding. I think this is the result of poor decision-making." Jeff Letalien '01 answered "Gore should acknowledge defeat. This is not the World Series. We shouldn't need to wait for a winner of four...
...independent coach who helps executives achieve work satisfaction and performance, Marie hears a variety of complaints about open offices. The gamut runs from increased friction with co-workers to a rise in "corporate speak" because of fear of being overheard to a decline in critical thinking. Since 1997, Marie has seen a rise in gripes: "This situation has forced some employees to resign from firms and to demand adequate space in the firms that hire them...
...institutions, Common Casting, the week long series of auditions organized by the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Club for almost all of the shows in a given semester, is truly unique. The many newspapers and journals on campus have vastly different comp requirements. Never would you see The Advocate and The Gamut mingling staff members for a joint issue or a joint meeting. Even the plethora of a capella groups at Harvard don't choose their members in conjunction...
...beyond correction. The upcoming presidential election offers Americans a rare chance to reflect and compare plans of action. Both major presidential candidates, Vice President Al Gore '69 and Texas Gov. George W. Bush, with the help of their spin doctors, claim to offer cure-alls for the gamut of our health care woes. But it is up to voters to judge whether these proposals might succeed as long-term treatments to the system's ills...
...more importantly, I was and still am grappling with questions about the mental processes and their origins. Primarily, I've been struggling with finding the paradigm I'm most comfortable with using to examine human consciousness. Cognitive science is a burgeoning field that employs analytical frameworks running the gamut from computer algorithms to psychological models to biochemical pathways. Meanwhile, these latest tools for thinking about thinking fit into an even broader tradition of introspection. Where today clinical definitions landmark the boundaries of normal and abnormal cognition, the psychiatric case studies of the past were more likely to be described...