Word: seriousness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Indeed, the fact that proctors are not allowed to hold their student's secrets in confidence prompts some to raise serious question about whether students will turn to their proctors in cases when the wrong decision may lead to tragic and lasting consequences...
Overall, the loss was as close as Harvard's previous two and might have ended Harvard's title chances. With Brown's two remaining games against last-place teams, the Crimson will need serious help to catch the Bears again...
Infuriatingly, Diwali is also the occasion on which the Southern Baptist Convention's International Mission Board has chosen to begin a campaign to convert Hindus and make them aware of the "darkness in their hearts that no lamp can dispel." I take serious offense to the idea that the Baptists are using one of the holiest times of the year for Hindus to begin a campaign of proselytization...
...some serious discussion, but we've also had a lot of fun," Couriel said. "What makes this conference different than all the million other things going on at Harvard is that the HPR is dedicated to the idea that every cause is worth talking about...
...TIME, on some days the Air Force has dropped more than 30 bombs and missiles on as many as half a dozen Iraqi targets. Two months ago, the war ratcheted up when U.S. warplanes attacked an air-defense center south of Mosul and later discovered they had caused "serious destruction" to a 500-man unit hidden there, according to a senior commander. The Administration, senior aides insist, finally has "a serious strategy" for keeping Saddam in his box and eventually ousting him. In his State Department office, Ricciardone has a framed picture of TIME's 1992 cover of Saddam with...