Word: rigorousity
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THE NATIONAL title won Radcliffe the right to represent the United States in the European games in August. And to prepare for the challenge of competing with the cream of the world rowing crop, Baker set up a rigorous schedule for Radcliffe over the summer.
Mitch Berger, who started as a sophomore and won All-Ivy honors, hurt his knee in the second game of the season last year and missed the entire campaign. Since surgery last fall, Berger has undergone rigorous therapy and conditioning exercises. If he's back to par, he will give...
Any training and recruiting program which responded more flexibly to the military's need for junior officers, which permitted future personnel to devote more time to rigorous academic study as undergraduates, and which did not cost the taxpayers thousands of dollars for small, decentralized, inefficient ROTC units spread over hundreds...
*Under the law, the Faculty could not be assured final say over the substance of the ROTC curriculum, much of which appeared less rigorous than is expected of Harvard courses.
In Ward 402, Glasser's cause is not really euthanasia as such but a fashionable skepticism about progress in general. By focusing on chronic diseases, the book mixes up the anguished, specific personal dilemma of the hopelessly ill and their families with a general social crisis in American medicine...