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This critic may be concerned with the inconvenience of making multiple trips to the sometimes anxiety-inducing entrée line, the danger of carrying hot plates, or may just be lazy??all of which were mentioned as turn-offs by a handful of tray-advocates in Annenberg...
...madness?”one student reporter asks in a 2002 “Law Record” column. “Plenty of Nesson’s past and present students insistently say no. Nesson, they say, is ‘selfish’ or ‘lazy?? or ‘whacked,’ just ‘an old man bored with...
...fiction, both by readers who don’t bother to look on that proverbial bottom shelf and by writers who keep the genre “alive” but hardly “well.” Shepard joked that all humans are “essentially lazy?? and would prefer not to work at reading. Russo echoed his sentiments and attributed the lack of interest for short fiction to the “perceived difficulty of the form.” According to King, the breadth of available mediums contributes to the disappearance...
...From my point of view, all of Jon’s reporting on this issue was at best sloppy,” Katz writes. “‘Lazy?? is probably more accurate...
...that Harvard undergrads are generally lazy. (Indeed, my classmates are among the least lazy crop of human beings I have ever encountered.) Rather, my argument was that Harvard’s combination of drift, lack of intellectual guidance, and inflated grades encourages a slothful and “creatively lazy?? approach to academics—one that fits in neatly with widespread campus attitudes, because it leaves more time for the diligent cultivation of the extracurricular activities, internships, social networks, and general résumé-building that make up, for many people, the dominant part...