Word: informative
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Gross says that the symposium—a forum aiming to see which ideas can survive criticism—is the ideal way to inform students and faculty about the myriad issues surrounding the Core...
...part of the University’s effort to inform the campus about the new sexual assault policy this fall, College administrators have also created a presentation detailing the impact of the new corroboration requirement on the Ad Board’s investigations...
...constant writing and internal debate on our Policy Committee. It is baffling given both clubs’ involvement in crafting thoughtful and hard-hitting events at the Institute of Politics. It is baffling given the incredible range of politically diverse voices brought to campus by both clubs specifically to inform and persuade students on “the big issues.” It is also fascinating that Freinberg suddenly cares so much about our discourse. I’ve never seen him at our events. Freinberg forgets that in October of an election year, some of us actually feel...
...From here we’re essentially going to try to do the same thing in all the sites where he’ll be performing this year,” Moore said. “Our intention is to inform others so that they can decide what they want to do, form their own opinion and pursue their own actions...
...accepted by both, she could try to choose Harvard and send in her check. When Yale realizes she is not planning to attend—either by notification or because it never gets a deposit—Yale contacts her high school’s guidance counselor, who informs them that she is headed for Cambridge. Yale then contacts Harvard to inform Harvard about the early decision commitment...