Word: rigorousity
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Sand yearned to be a "writer among writers" not a woman among writers or a writer among women. Her first novels, such as Indiana, not surprisingly, attacked marriage, declaring it unfulfilling, demeaning and emotionally deadening for both women and men. Her non-fiction, which Barry quotes from at length, made...
Dick Cooper's words carry weight. A somewhat boyish-looking 42, he is one of the youngest and brightest members of the small group of academics who regularly ride the policymaking circuit between the capital and the campuses. In previous Washington incarnations, he was a senior staff economist on...
Carter will also require his 2,200 top-level appointees to abide by an unprecedentedly rigorous financial code. While they will be permitted to keep real estate, savings accounts and Government securities, they will have to:
The task force report, noting that the discussions of arts training the curriculum have not yet been resolved, recommends giving credit for performance "when such activities are part of an analytically and theoretically rigorous course of study."
a. We understand that the charge to our Task Force on College Life did not include discussion of curricular matters, (with the exception of instruction in the Houses) but we feel constrained to mention the matter of credit for performance because it is inextricably connected to the condition of all...