Word: orientedness
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Vellucci describes himself as a neighborhood politician who cares about the working people of his district. "This is going to be a neighborhood-oriented grass-roots campaign," Vellucci said.
Land acknowledges current Radcliffe women's groups but says they are not as community-oriented as the sorority would be. She says the group would not be elitist, like the clubs, but a place for women to share their concerns.
The split between student interest in "soft" psychology and faculty expertise in the more numerical side of the field has led many undergraduates to complain that the department is too empirically oriented. They say it is virtually impossible to write theses that are not based on original experiments.
The changing nature of psychology means that students will have to get used to a more empirically oriented department, professors say, adding that they are concerned by lingering students preferences for less mathematically oriented courses.
Although petition candidates have run onpolitically-oriented platforms, Craig stressedthat her candidacy is not motivated by a singleissue. "I'm not running with any particular pointof view," said Craig. "I am running as anindividual [who wants] to devote time and energy"to issues that are of concern to the University...