Word: regards
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Tucker signals the lack of "respect" that students have for their own bodies with regard to their study habits and he criticizes the University's symbolic gesture in leaving Cabot Library open 24 hours...
...staff attributes far too much insight to Harvard students, who have clearly demonstrated their apathy in regard to many Undergraduate Council issues. There is no evidence to support the contrived claim that voters "proved their commitment to understanding each candidate's positions and potential." In fact, just last Friday The Crimson ran a news analysis titled "Name Visibility Determines Council Race." Most students simply did not take the time to find out what each candidate thought about Core reform, student funding or other popular Council issues. By inferring that students purposely split the unofficial electoral tickets, the staff has fabricated...
...seems as though the Net itself has become conscious," says William Gibson, the science-fiction writer who coined the term cyberspace and used it, most famously, in his 1984 novel Neuromancer. "It may regard itself as God. And it may be God on its own terms." Gibson hastens to add, however, that he is "carefully ambivalent" about whether anything that exists solely on the Net applies to the real world...
...Harvard is held in tremendous regard in Japan," Murphy said. "The first thing that they said is that Kyoto is the Harvard of Japan...
...dissenters to separate their views from the majority opinion, thus allowing readers to know which editorials had overwhelming support and which did not. You won't see this policy at many daily newspapers, yet it is one of the best aspects of The Crimson's opinion page. Especially with regard to endorsements, the prominence of dissenting views has helped to focus the campaign on the issues. This year the staff endorsed Elizabeth A. Haynes '98, but dissenters, including some of the top Crimson brass, presented views in support of two other candidates. Last year, various members of the staff wrote...