Word: imparter
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...goes. Pollack and his team have cast good actors (John Wood, Nancy Marchand) in the supporting roles but have, at best, provided turns for them to do rather than parts for them to play. They have hired expensive locations, which are supposed to impart authenticity to the film but which begin to look like overconsidered stage sets. We remain outside the fourth wall looking in but are never drawn in; bemused perhaps, even agreeably complaisant, but never entirely amused...
Each sponsoring team traditionally supplies the staff, horses, judges and prizes for each meet. This system would seem to impart a hefty advantage to hosting schools, especially considering that familiarity with a particular horse contributes greatly to the performance of the rider. However, riders are randomly assigned to their horses through a pre-competition drawing, eliminating much of the perceived advantage of the host...
Some professors, though, say the connections they have with biotechnology firms actually help their teaching mission by allowing them to impart more knowledge to their students...
West said he wanted to impart some of his hope to the HDS faculty and students...
...systemfairly quickly, Allan Erbsen '94 warned in aletter to The Harvard Crimson that the Ad Boardmay not be fulfilling its goals. "Even when the AdBoard reaches a 'good' outcome, students are oftenso alienated by the process that they drive noneof the educational benefits that the Ad Board hadhoped to impart to them," Erbsen wrote...