Word: respectable
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They said that the rigid codification of rulesthat would be necessary to eradicate suchambiguity would limit the University's ability torespond flexibly to offenses against it,introducing more hazards than benefits. A heavilylegalistic disciplinary system would compromiseideals of trust and respect that are central tothe Univeristy's mission, members said...
...club's recent move toward exclusivity leads us to the conclusion that Harvard's action was, at best, an instance of misplaced altruism. With or without all due respect to the Pudding, there are better uses for the University's $1 million--uses that address the needs of Harvard's broader community...
...elected new officers, all of whom mouth platforms of new concern for student issues. These issues are important but what is more important than any of them individually is the issue of the council itself. In its four-year history, the organization has yet to garner any real respect from the administration, students or--judging from last year's attendance problems--from its own members...
Secretary of State George P. Shultz had met Machel "and had great respect for him," Redman said, adding that "we extend to the government and the people of Mozambique the deepest condolences of the American people...
...hardly satisfies the requirements of fairness. The new committee should have authority to make findings of fact about charges brought against faculty, staff and administrators and at least to recommend appropriate disciplinary actions. Only by making all members of the community subject to scrutiny will all be afforded equal respect...