Word: protractedness
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After a protracted and confusing series of mishaps that delayed elections for two days last week, voting in the 2002 Undergraduate Council general elections finally ended on Saturday at noon.
On the issue of grade inflation, Lewis engaged in a protracted debate with Mansfield over the sources of higher grades.
Not so long ago, another U.S. President was engaged in a protracted struggle against a far-reaching enemy. In the midst of the conflict, he came to believe one particular country threatened such immediate nuclear harm to the U.S. that he must prepare the citizenry for war to thwart it...
But warriors do not always get to choose their battles. And while the U.S. has managed to avoid a protracted urban skirmish during the past decade, Saddam wants to provoke just such a fight. If the Bush Administration's goal is Saddam's ouster--and if Iraq's soldiers dig...
Proponents of the College’s new approach claim that requiring corroboration is necessary because peer-to-peer disputes involving sexual misconduct are usually “irresolvable,” and should be avoided because they leave the students involved with little or no satisfaction after months of...