Word: mindedness
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People speak more openly in Syria than they have in the past. The President's allies are candid, if not yet quotable, about their disappointment in him. Yet even Assad's reform-minded opponents seem to believe that he remains the best hope for change. "I am a doctor," said...
Those items will be in abundance this weekend, when No. 5 Harvard hosts upset-minded Clarkson in the best-of-three opening-round series of the ECAC tournament.
Tough-minded interrogations of faculty are a welcome departure from the culture of irresponsibility that existed before his presidency, but rudeness and arrogance should be beneath Summers—and only limit his effectiveness.
Crafting your own clothes isn't going to solve the problems of Third World workers, but there's something rewarding about being resource minded in your own community, says Jean Railla, author of Get Crafty, a guide to do-it-yourself style, and creator of the website getcrafty.com "The idea...
That presented an interesting quandary for the Big Green, slated to take on the Bears on Saturday. Brown prevailed at home by a final of 3-1, though Dartmouth might not have minded the defeat too much.