Word: questioned
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...line, some indication of where precisely the festivities are to take place. All we find is a disorganized mob of scantily clad, wig-wearing divas, pierced, goateed deadbeats, and gelled, coifed and primped daytime drama kings, 8 by 10 glossies in tow. They're all shouting the same question we have: "Where's the contest...
SPOA is a 3,000-member statewide organization which was first formed in Cambridge to oppose rent control, which Question 9, a statewide referendum, ended in 1994. It now represents the interests of property owners who own one to 20 rental units...
...question I put to myself and to you is, isthis what we want in the first century of themillennium...
...think many of us stopped asking the first question a while ago, but the perfunctory dismissal of the motion to consider rescission happily reconfirmed exactly whose voices count in the council. Numerous council members have argued that recent opposition to the bill comes from nothing but a vocal, tyrannical fringe group that refuses to compromise for the good of the "general public." Never mind that 15 student organizations (and more every day) ranging from ethnic groups like the Chinese Students Association and Society of Arab Students to organizations like the Radcliffe Union of Students and Education for Action have stepped...
...born out in practice. But the data also raise concerns about ways in which students may be trying to avoid randomization's ill-effects by surrounding themselves with large groups of companions. Though the figures regarding the concentration of minority students in blocking groups raise interesting questions, the statistics are not yet conclusive enough for productive discussion. We hope to hear more from the College on the topic in the future. Meanwhile, the question of how large a blocking group is too large remains central to the issue of randomization...