Word: knowed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...weren't particularly worried about her," Kleinfelder said. "I know her stats are great, but we didn't think that we were going to have a problem...
...know the Patriots have some pretty good running backs," Hinz said. "I'll do whatever they'll need...
This is dangerous for several reasons: First, if student officers do not know each other, each is more likely to condone false images of other organizations and their members. This, in turn, bolsters campus racism and other bigotries. Second, student groups may repeat mistakes if they cannot learn from the experience of others. Established institutions such as The Crimson have an apprenticeship system that preserves institutional memory. But even The Crimson's executives have sometimes had to learn essential lessons the hard way. Groups that are new, reviving or branching out in fresh directions have even more to learn from...
...which so blatantly violates these principles? Reinstating ROTC is tantamount to restoring University ties to the final clubs. As we are all aware, military personnel are routinely discharged on grounds of sexual orientation. Moreover, ROTC promotes homophobic attitudes which are harmful and divisive in our (relatively) progressive society. We know of one ROTC student who, because he had a pierced ear, was made to stand in the parade ground at MIT shouting, "I am a faggot!" at the top of his lungs for an hour. To our knowledge, no apology was ever offered, nor was disciplinary action taken against...
...people don't know what is going on," said Frances M. Impellizzeri '92, a member of Students for Creative Action. "The [council] didn't know what they were doing, or else they wouldn't have shown such insensitivity...