Word: rigorousity
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Nair sees herself in the very clash of identities that her films represent. But rather than affect a Third World cosmopolitanism, she grounds herself in the particulars of exile, never abandoning her sense of origin. "If you don't know where you come from," she insists, "then you're just...
But over recent years these options have fallen in number. Courses devoted to more rigorous forms of scientific writing and to writing about economics have disappeared as teachers have reached their four year appointment limits.
"He is alone in his success in communicating...rigorous biological information, without compromise, to the public and... imparting to the reader the sense of wonder and beauty," Bullard Professor of Forestry Peter S. Ashton said.
And teachers widely praise the hiring systemfor its thoroughness. Candidates for jobs in Exposare required to undergo a rigorous process duringwhich they must critique students' papers, submittheir own writing and agree to be interviewed.
Powell's devotion to the military is not something to demean. Nothing is more admirable than a leader who cares about the welfare of his troops, and who zealously guards the reputation of his institution. Powell's caution is fine if it consists mainly of rigorous examination of deployments before...