Word: narrow
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...simply considering the names of the the "top positions" and concluding that women are not represented in leadership roles at PBHA, Ms. Glasser displays a narrow view of leadership. Leaders are not merely those who meet with the deans, whose names are on the letterhead and who have the longest resumes. Jill Cunningham '88, PBHA Steering Committee Terri Gerstein '90, PBHA Steering Committee Silchen Ng '89, PBHA Fundraiser Marjorie S. Rosenthal '89, PBHA Events Coordinator Maria Salas '90, PBHA Steering Committee Nhan Truong '90, PBHA Steering Committee
Professors divided over just why Boone's bid failed, with many arguing that it was because he covered too narrow a field and others saying it stemmed from concern that a more prominent outside scholar could be appointed instead...
These days, a very tough question. For too long "opera" has been narrowly + defined as what goes on at the Metropolitan Opera House; a rigid distinction between art and entertainment, fervently defended by a musical flat-earth society, has denied audiences the riches that lie beyond the narrow shoals of the classical repertoire. Today, though, singers and conductors are making the voyage and discovering a brave new world on the other side: America's own authentic artistic heritage. Broadway, say hello to high class...
...permanent industry of polling, consulting and campaign handling, will carry over into the Oval Office. The winner, intensely engrossed for so long in confrontational tactics to gain his prize, knows little else. Jimmy Carter, the avenging angel of the politics of "goodness," was so taken with his campaign achievement, narrow though it was, that he tried it with arms control, springing a plan for huge cuts on the Soviets. He offended the Kremlin with his arrogance and lost precious years in arms control. Had Reagan heeded Speaker Tip O'Neill's plea to meet him partway and moderate the deep...
Harvard claimed that because the union won theelection by a narrow margin of only 44 votes, theorganizing tactics might have effected theelection outcome. The University asked the NLRB tooverturn the election and hold a second vote amongstaff members...