Word: questioned
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...never answers the question, he always bypasses it,” Amarachi C. Eseonu ’11 said of McCain...
...however, the surprise is not that Hatch is a Harvard transfer, but the fact that he actually starts for the defending national champions.“People in the South, God love them, they just think it’s an aberration,” Murphy says. A better question might be to ask why they’re so surprised. The last two senior Crimson starters at quarterback—Neil Rose ’02 and Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05—were starting quarterbacks in the Hula Bowl, a showcase game for college seniors before...
...said. “There’s still that stigma that financial services companies are volatile.” Aaron S. Byrd ’05, a tutor in Dunster House who has spent his three years after graduation as an investment banker, said that many students now question the stability of finance as a career choice. “No longer are there these big bastions of finance who have been there forever and pay you a lot to work there,” he said. But despite the financial crisis, OCS staff and most undergraduates said they...
...Sept. 29 story, "Portuguese Speakers Hold Mass. Vote Drive," incorrectly reported that the organization in question was holding its voter drive for the first time. In fact, the organization has held voter drives in the past...
...direction of economic issues due to the recent financial crisis. The discussion covered a range of issues of interest to Harvard students. As the debate was beginning, Kimberly N. Foster ’11, who watched at the SOCH, said, “I think the war question is always really interesting. John McCain is always portrayed as a warmonger, so I’m curious about how well he will respond.” In addition to addressing the war in Iraq, the candidates discussed their proposed policies and attitudes toward North Korea, Iran, and Russia. Students like Tullo...