Word: question
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...usually) worse--for all aspects of students' lives. Students who seek to change this usually unbending institution quickly learn that the Harvard that affects undergraduates is not one amorphous blob, but three interrelated but highly independent bodies of University, Faculty and College. Under this conception of Harvard, every question has an external answer, every problem has a responsible administrator. Harvard employees need a living wage? Lobby President Neil L. Rudenstine. Like your improved financial aid package? Thank Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles. Are Harvard students happy? Ask Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis...
...Similarly, there is value to both "structuralist" and "individualist" notions of Harvard. However, while members of Congress must compromise in order to be able to create legislation palatable to the majority, students at the College are not similarly constrained by pragmatic forces, and thus students have little incentive to question their own take on Harvard and synthesize the two perspectives...
Many thought her charisma and charm overshadowed the stoic personality of Bob Dole, leading some to question why he was the candidate...
...Horner's study judged women's responses to the question of who was happier: women who had a professional career, or women who were married and stayed at home to raise their children. In the study, most women picked the latter...
Horner's study judged women's responses to the question of who was happier: women who had a professional career or women who were married and stayed at home to raise their children. In the study, most women picked the latter...