Word: leastã
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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...like. Naturally, Republicans advocate a program of hefty tax cuts for businesses and a quick reduction in national income tax rates. While diehard proponents of Reaganomics salivate over passage of such a plan, it is anathema to most Democrats. Instead of doling out millions to those who need it least??as this seems to be some kind of involuntary reaction to any and all crises for the Republican party—Democrats in the Senate are insisting that any tax cut be directed at those hit hardest by the economic downturn. That is, they want to give...
Ingram may be able to sympathize with sophomore Mina Pell, a veteran forward who will miss the first two games this season—at the very least??while playing for the field hockey team. In the meantime, freshman defender Emily Haigh will be joining the forwards so Harvard will have three complete lines in Pell’s absence...
...centralizing mission may have been largely successful. He has been the University’s president—not the College’s. While much of what he has done has strengthened the College, Harvard’s undergraduate education continues to have—at the very least??an image problem: large classes, distant Faculty and poor advising. It is a problem that caused the presidential search committee this year to hunt for someone who would do the same thing Rudenstine did at the beginning of his term: trumpet the College and undergraduate education...
...simply overwhelm even the most cynical listeners. This is especially so at the Met, where even an average night means a breathtaking performance. When the great gold curtain falls over the Lincoln Center stage, the audience leaves knowing they witnessed a masterpiece. And—for one night, at least??we believe the words of Sarastro’s priests. Their world of “virtue joined to justice” where “earth is indeed heaven and mortal men are like gods” is, fleetingly...
...summer ended, we embarked for our new homes. As the general chaos of the first week subsided, I found myself comfortably ensconced within the iron gates of Harvard Yard. Suddenly, everyone I knew—everyone who counted, at least??seemed to live within Harvard’s walls, and my contact with the outside world, including Mike, dwindled to an increasingly intermittent trickle of e-mails...