Word: respecter
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Crimson (2-6 overall, 2-3 Ivy) is not fighting for a second consecutive title--it's looking for respect, pride and anything else to salvage the season...
...philosophical merits of the animal rights movement are far too scant to outweigh these considerations. Even those who share their presumably deep respect for the natural world should think again before voting for Question 3. By restricting farmers, it makes farming less efficient and forces society to put more land into production, severely exploiting the environment. Furthermore, the intiative is likely to hurt small family farms--who take the best care of their animals--more than anyone, and thus will actually turn domestic animals even more into mere components in the industrial processes of huge corporate agrobusinesses...
Animals have the right to be free of extreme cruelty, and that right is currently protected by law. Farmers, of all people, respect these rights, both out of economic self-interest and a familiarity gained from long association. Animal rights advocates see certain practices as intrinsically wrong, and justify their beliefs with arguments no more (or less) valid than those of religious devotees who eschew the killing of certain creatures, but which are wholly subjective. These activists would like, through Question 3, to become the ethical decision makers for all of us. With the power of government and lawsuit behind...
Intangibles: Harvard is riding a one-game winning streak and is looking to improve its home record to 3-2. Harvard's goal now that it is out of the Ivy League title race is to finish with a 5-5 record. The Crimson does not get much respect from local football squads. A big win over the B.U. would get the Terriers' goat...
...have consulted with the Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Neither she, nor I, nor the administration of the Graduate School has any evidence of irregularity or wrongdoing with respect to departmental decisions in admissions or financial aid," Spence wrote...