Word: ought
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Higher education has been a special interest for several vears now," says Bennett spokesman Love Miller. They always say we're somewhat morany superior and ought to be spared...
...Harvard has a tremendous responsibility now to set a leadership role. A required course in business ethics is an important first step. I am not saying one ought to not work ethics into other courses--I think we ought to have ethics interwoven into other business courses," says W. Michael Hoffman, director of the Center for Business Ethics at Bentley College in Waltham, Mass...
...Gulf Coast of Texas was never a hotbed of anarchist agitation. But that was before voters in the tiny resort town of Crystal Beach (est. pop. 1,200) decided that rather than fight city hall, they ought to get rid of it. And so they did, voting 314 to 245 earlier this month to abolish the local government. Within hours after the city's only polling place closed, revelers had torn down the green-and-white Crystal Beach highway signs along Texas Route 87 and taunted lame-duck local police officers, who could no longer enforce the town...
...process of picking a Class Day speaker is undoubtedly flawed. The present selection method is neither democratic nor efficient. That is the opinion The Crimson ought to have expressed. Their blathering against Goldman and Dukakis has no rhyme or reason...
Seth Goldman owes his classmates no apologies--the authors of the majority are the ones who ought to say they're sorry for an ill-considered attempt to spoil a Harvard event. The bottom line of the majority opinion is that they wouldn't have chosen him. All that can be said to that is, it's a good thing they were never asked...