Word: musts
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Harvard has taken the first step in recognizing a crucial and traditionally ignored area. To spread cultural understanding throughout the most general Harvard audience, the course ought to be incorporated into the Core curriculum. Departments must be receptive to the scholars brought in by the program and integrate their courses into regular department offerings. Hopefully, the University will expand the program in the future, and address its problems along...
...past, Spence has noted the problems thattwo-career marriages pose for faculty recruiting,writing in a widely publicized report releasedfour years ago that Harvard must make an effort torecognize the issues posed by recruiting outsidescholars whose spouses would also need to findjobs in the area...
Other perplexing questions the writer for the new version of the television classic said he must wrestle with include deciding whether characters should fire phaser guns or photon torpedoes...
THIS is not a frivolous or preliminary investigation, but instead carries with it the implicit charge that Harvard has not acted properly in its admissions policies. According to Gary L. Curran, special assistant to the assistant secretary of education, such reviews "must be based upon information that we receive that there is a particular problem in a particular school...
...tenuous at best. Even Perspective now admits that if the clubs are really private property there is (or should be) no further debate. In a choice between the continued existence of the final clubs and government assumption of the right to tell private citizens with whom they must associate on their own private property, the clubs must win. The freedom of association guaranteed by the Constitution makes any discrimination the clubs may practice very much the lesser of two evils. Moreover, the more specific the case against the Fly becomes (hinging on such questions as non-member...