Word: opinionizing
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...already being investigated by his own university. And earlier this week, eight stem cell scientists, led by Dolly cloner Ian Wilmut, submitted a letter to Science, noting that ?accusations made in the press about the validity of the experiments published in South Korea are, in our opinion, best resolved within the scientific community... we encourage Hwang?s laboratory to cooperate with us to perform an independent test of his cell lines.? At stake, say the scientists, is the fledging field of stem cell science, which holds the potential of introducing new ways to treat disease...
...donations. The requests ask for an explanation of both the companies’ rationales behind political donations and the source of the donations. Though the ACSR was in favor of all of these proxies, the CCSR abstained across the board. The report said the CCSR abstained because the ACSR opinion “has shifted significantly since last year when a majority was leaning toward opposition.” The report also mentioned the CCSR’s unwillingness to identify who was involved in the decision-making process of political contributions. Secretary to the Committee Elizabeth A. Gray said...
...aware that for low-risk, low frequency, low-quantity [alcohol consumption], there are some positive benefits. Students become warm and relaxed, and begin to de-stress and mellow out a bit,” he said. “In my opinion, those are some positive benefits.” But students should remember protective factors to reduce the risk of negative consequences if they choose to drink, Travia added. William P. Deringer ’06, the vice president of the Harvard Beer Society, said that he supported taking a “critical but open-minded academic approach...
...It’s a huge regular season game for us—a big ECAC matchup,” Stone said. “It’s too early to tell whether there’s a lot riding on it, but in my opinion, and I’m sure in [Dartmouth coach Mark] Hudak’s opinion as well, there’s a lot riding on it.” The Crimson (7-5-2, 4-3-2 ECAC) come into the tonight’s contest having dropped their last game...
Sure, Harvard has some ground to cover in terms of “catching up” to the rest of the world. While we may be at the forefront of scientific discoveries and have the premiere political thinkers and literary geniuses of our day, Harvard, in my opinion, remains slightly behind the times when it comes to full-fledged equality for women, greater social and economic stratification, and the bursting of that Harvard bubble that leaves us all feeling like we’ve been living in a weird mix between a young-adult daycare and an Old Boy?...