Word: rigorously
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...thinking about theater as learning and discovery,” he says. “The process is more valuable than the end product.” Forbess, who plays the charged role of Martha, echoes Wilner’s appreciation of the play’s rigor. “This is by far the meatiest acting role I’ve ever had and probably ever will have,” she says. Because “Who’s Afraid?” has only four parts, each actor plays a vital role throughout the show...
...unfounded. The book is quite different from that famed multimedia presentation of Al Gore ’69, albeit far less authoritative. It features an excellent outline of myriad environmental challenges while making a scatter-shot attempt at solutions that relies more on isolated case examples than rigorous policy proposals.While Gore’s eco-wonkishness has been well-known for decades—former President George H. W. Bush derisively called him “Ozone Man” during the 1992 presidential campaign—Kerry has never been far behind. In fact, the two Kerrys met when...
...Kathy’s research, such as her work on settlement behavior, fee-shifting rules, and other aspects of the civil justice system is notable for its originality and rigor,” Kagan said. “And her teaching, as Harvard students discovered when she visited here, is simply exemplary...
...sustainability demands the attention of all our faculties, both as academics and as human beings. Our most basic ways of life demand that we provide real answers about how we will produce energy, build homes, and grow food in an increasingly strained world, answers that require political finesse, scientific rigor, innovative design, and legal savvy...
...previous two times, we promised a comprehensive effort to prevent its reoccurrence,” Stampfl wrote in his letter. “The editors carried out the steps they promised at the time, but some of the initiatives have not been continued with their original rigor...