Word: informativeness
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...alienated the majority of campus who might be sympathetic to a civil discussion about when life really begins. Very few people argue that abortion would be okay if it was actually killing a person; the debate is deeper and more intricate, and HRL decided simply to incite rather than inform or create dialogue...
...their arguments. Though inducing others to join a cause through rallies and protests may seem the revolutionary, “cool” thing to do—a throwback to the ’60s—to Harvard students and administrators it seems patronizing. Lectures, debates, discussions, informational flyers, and even tabling in a dining hall do far more to legitimate a group and inform others...
...example, he says that if a suspicious package were found in the mail center, its discoverer would inform the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD), who along with building managers, would evacuate and secure the building. If the package, upon investigation, seemed to be a bomb, the Cambridge Police bomb squad would be called...
...vital for every student to take at least one course that grapples with the subject. If religion is not placed in its own category, religious courses will be too easily bypassed by students skeptical of their worth. If Harvard’s objective is to inform its students about faith, an aspect of cultural tradition that is unique from all others, it must require that students take classes focused on the intersection between religion and society...
...smattering of articles in the major news and a few television commentators denounced the president’s actions. Like the dog that didn’t bark in the night, the nation’s media, as if it were a unitary actor, defaulted on its responsibility to inform the nation...