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...Delegates: Seeing Dubya as They Want to See Him "The party has a conservative wing and a moderate wing and both sides are comfortable with him. Republicans are hungry enough that there is, to at least some degree, things that we are all willing to overlook." -Kansas delegate Eric Melgren (NYT) "I see him as a moderate with some conservative areas." -Maine delegate Georgia Buxton, self-described moderate (NYT) "I think he's a conservative. More so than his dad." -Maine delegate Elaine Bridge, self-described conservative...
Even more importantly, it's essential that we not become so mired in what some lawyers do wrong that we overlook the positive aspects of the profession. I can say with complete honesty that the majority of lawyers I have encountered in the past two years actually care about their clients, are extremely knowledgeable, and operate within the constraints of the existing legal system. They're collecting a salary, but they're working for it--work that ultimately serves to help people lay claim to the retribution they deserve, that peacefully settles potential conflicts and that is ultimately much more...
...tasteful and forward-thinking is the Main Library that it's almost possible to overlook its biggest lack--books. Bookshelves seem like an afterthought amid the "centers" and galleries that line the building, so much so that the stacks are omitted entirely from the map distributed at the information desk. The entire general fiction collection, for instance, is contained in one row of bookshelves along a single wall. While the Main claims about a million books, most are hidden away in special compact stacks accessible only to staff members, or in underground storage areas from which titles must be specially...
Recent graduates who have chosen to start their careers at Harvard say it's an opportunity that many seniors overlook...
...city claims Harvard has not fulfilled its civic obligations and that its plans for development overlook the concerns of residents...