Word: respecting
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...think it is hard not to read the letter from the Corporation as reminding the Design School faculty that discussions and debates and disagreements are perfectly reasonable but they must be conducted within the framework of civility, of decency, and of respect for the governance model of the University,” the professor added...
While Summers publicly urged members of the Harvard community to “respect the rights of those who wish to hear the speaker,” an article in The New Yorker suggested that Summers was furious with the invitation and privately pushed the English Department to dissociate itself from Paulin’s views...
...values, and high-quality values towards the team.”After averaging 15 points and a league-leading 9.1 rebounds a game this season, he currently has compiled 1,126 points and 679 rebounds in his career, and will finish 14th and sixth in school history in those respective categories. He has 105 career blocks, tied with teammate Brian Cusworth for second-most in Harvard history, in addition to career totals of 175 assists and 140 steals.“We don’t get that many players that can touch that many columns on a stat sheet...
...that they’re concerns, and nothing more malicious.“Professors like to trust each other. We shouldn’t be condemning each other’s disciplines. If it’s a recognized discipline then we have a professional and moral obligation to respect it,” he says. “The intellectual system really only works on trust.”And it would appear that those wary of the influence of pop culture don’t see those who teach it as people from Mars hijacking the liberal arts...
...Gutierrez's first interview with al-Qahtani on December 13, he initially refused to speak with a lawyer. Gutierrez says that she donned a "hejab" - a headcovering designed to shield him from a face-to-face encounter with his female lawyer out of respect for his sensitivities as a religious Muslim - and eventually managed to arrange their first conversation. In a room barely large enough for three chairs and a small table, Al-Qahtani appeared in an orange jump-suit, his legs shackled. A slight man in his mid 30s with short black hair and a beard, he was initially...