Word: neutrality
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Third, the center should be politically neutral, and this should be written into its mission statement. A great fear of opponents of the women’s center—and even many of its proponents—is that the center could be too leftist or politicized. That is not to say the center should not host events and discussions about divisive issues—it should—but it must commit to being open to all ideas and opinions. As such, we feel that it should not be called “The Harvard Woman?...
...early scores—including a shorthander by junior Steve Mandes—in the initial 5:16. Junior Kevin Du added another tally as the clock wound down on the second period. With just over seven seconds remaining in the frame, the pivot carried the puck through the neutral zone and beat two defenders before dekeing right and firing a backhander high over Devine’s blocker—all without breaking his stride. The late tally gave Harvard a 6-0 lead at the second intermission. Gaudet had seen enough, and he replaced Devine with rookie...
...proposal to the Faculty.A Crimson poll conducted last week showed strong support among undergraduates for a delay in the selection of a concentration. Out of 354 students who participated in the poll, 59.9 percent said they supported the delay, 31.6 percent said they opposed it, and 8.5 percent remained neutral or unsure. The poll carried a margin of error of about 5 percent. A new addition to the proposal will require students to have a documented meeting with at least one and up to three concentration advisers in the spring of their freshman year, Goldfarb said.Goldfarb is a member...
...WOMAN YOU PLAY IN YOUR NEW MOVIE. HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE HER? Well, she's a fixer. If something goes wrong in the upper circles, she comes in and cleans up the mess or negotiates between parties. And that means that she's not judgmental. She's kind of neutral, a sort of Switzerland. And in my book that's what makes...
...suspects him of secretly playing for the other team. "They see everything very much in a zero-sum way," Khalilzad says. That he is of mixed parentage--his late father was a Sunni, his late mother a Shi'ite--doesn't automatically make him a neutral in the eyes of Iraqi politicians. As a representative of the country that smashed the Sunnis' stranglehold on power, he worked hard to overcome their suspicion, only to find himself in the doghouse with the Shi'ites."He wants to be the hero," says Hamoodi. "He paid more attention to Sunni demands than...