Word: judgemental
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...governing body at the University? Students did not elect members of the Council to set guidelines for their lives--the less of that done the better. The Council's self-proclaimed priorities, such earthshakers as "Cable Television in the Houses" and "Academic Calendar Reform," cast further doubt on its judgement as an advisory body. Why aren't the major issues of the University--race relations, the place of athletics, and class diversity--on the list? Perhaps because these are conceptual issues, not the sort of pork that supposedly gets votes in Council elections...
...would normally dismiss Conley's actions as appropriate to his age. After all, it is probably unreasonable to expect mature judgement from someone so new to the "real world." Yet, when an individual is given the voice and the concomitant power afforded any individual who publishes in a widely circulated paper, our expectations must rise to a commensurate level. No longer can a spiteful young man rail against his enemies with impunity--as he might do in the Harvard Union...
...judgement of the Fates will be revealed to 1600-plus first years this morning, as housing assignments are delivered to their doors...
President Clinton has said that he will "try to pick a person who has a fine mind, good judgement, wide experience in the law and in the problems of real people, and someone with a big heart...
...shame that the Reevaluation Committee is much less likely to perform a real service to undergraduates by improving Harvard/Radcliffe's student representation. This is directly due to Beys' poor judgement regarding its membership...