Word: lot
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These errors of omission are significant, for the picture which emerges is of Harvard in a bygone era. The typical undergraduate, in Pusey's view, studies hard, admires scholar-athletes, dabbles in dramatics and noblesse-oblige service projects, and earns a lot of money. "These students, as all people in our society, hold various opinions about the war and other of our present difficulties, but on the record the bright, avidly questioning, lively undergraduates of the past year were very far from being an alienated, disaffected or drop-out generation...
...fair that non-resident students should pay something for college facilities they use. Exactly how much and for what shouldn't be left un-examined by the RUS. "Radcliffe is squandering a lot of money on things lots of students don't want," sophomore Donna Lieberman has claimed. But critics haven't yet checked the budget to find whether their charges are valid. The RUS should also try to decide a set of fiscal priorities--for instance whether the relatively expensive athletics program should continue to be subsidized by all students, even though a relatively small percentage participate...
Hansen said that Avatar has paid out more than $225 in bail since last Saturday, when nine others were arrested for selling the paper. "To us, it's a lot," he said. "We're down to the wire...
...took a lot of nerve to advocate the use of pacifiers. After the war, the pacifier (a little plastic disc with a nipple on the end which babies suck to calm their nerves) was out of fashion for obvious reasons. But Spock, who has never let chauvinists or militarists bother him, pushed for social acceptance of the pacifier--clearly one of the major reasons we have so many pacifists around...
...explained, "I think we all learned a lot. I think it aroused some important debate over some important issues. But, to be very candid, the quality of the demonstration's leadership was less than one could hope for. And that was better than some colleges...