Word: hallmark
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HARVARD IS NOT SHY about extolling the virtues of a diverse community. The Harvard admissions brochure calls diversity "the hallmark of the Harvard experience." In fact, Harvard is often upheld as a model of diversity, a living example of racial, ethnic and cultural relations gone right...
There was something very comforting about coming back to Cambridge after Thanksgiving and seeing all the Christmas lights and pine tree wreaths adorning the Square. I rejoiced in the mall rampages and the Hallmark commercials. It relieves so much pressure not to have to deal with any of that bull...
...Diversity is the hallmark of the Harvard-Radcliffe experience...
...foreign policy. He knows what he wants to do and he does it. But on the home front, the President fears that his moderate instincts will only land him in trouble with the Republican conservatives who have distrusted and dogged him throughout his long career. Thus a hallmark of Bush's governing style has been his determination to have it both ways on contentious domestic issues. On civil rights, for instance, Bush declares himself an opponent of racial hiring "quotas" reviled by the right. Yet he supports "set-asides" that reserve a share of federal contracts for women and racial...
Bush had made reform of so-called habeas corpus petitions a hallmark of his anti-crime proposal...