Word: informative
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Mills did not personally inform players of his decision—most of them found out through head coach Tim Murphy...
Several House Masters said the survey can also inform them about particular strengths of their tutors. For instance, according to Cabot House Master James H. Ware, the House’s students enjoyed study breaks hosted by the tutors...
...committed to “fostering an open dialogue” on the dignity of human life from conception through death and “increasing awareness to the Harvard community and beyond.” The Natalie campaign is not about awareness or education. Awareness posters inform students about pregnancy resource centers and remind them that abortion is not the only option. Slapping an oversized fetus on neon yellow paper, giving it a little girl’s name and using exclamation points is so inflammatory that it cannot qualify as educational awareness. The fetus is magnified 1000-fold...
Here, Law encountered a problem. By virtue of his both moral and practical representation of his archdiocese and of Rome, Law has a dual responsibility. It seems to many that the obvious and reflexive response to learning that a priest was abusive to children would be to inform the police. Yet I am unconvinced that those priests who have made confession with the cardinal, or other priests within court documents, deserve any fewer religious entitlements than do the laity who repent immoral acts that happen to be criminal. Ordinarily, any ordained Catholic would be defrocked for breaking the seal...
...will the committee make any final decisions on allocating space in Allston. Instead, Megan says, the group will “inform the broad thinking about Allston...