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...apologize for” would all have been more logical verbs for this one) called attention to the fact that she and the president still have yet to admit having failed in any way. This is all the more glaring (by juxtaposition, as it happens) given the recent sight of her former colleague Dick Clarke, apologizing explicitly for the government’s failure to prevent Sept. 11. Clarke’s ignored warnings to the administration about the possible use of airplanes as weapons, incidentally, are a glaring signal of the dishonesty of Rice’s claim...
After perhaps the young season’s most perfect day for sailing, the winds, perhaps confused at the sight of the sailors, decided not to show up, allowing for only six races...
Council grants help fund hundreds of Harvard’s student groups. The Council’s Finance Committee (FiCom) never loses sight of the fact that every year students contribute $35 each through their student activities fee each to the collective pot. So when reviewing a grant application, FiCom bases its decision on both the impact the project will have on those directly participating and the impact it will have on the rest of the student body—because ultimately, both groups are paying for the project...
...life and yet self-aware enough to recognize their limitations. They should also have a firm moral compass, not necessarily a rigidly inflexible set of rules, but certainly a definite sense of right and wrong which can be applied throughout life. They should be civilized, without ever losing sight of the importance of being civil...
...second period, and Dartmouth sophomore Cherie Piper created the tally that iced the game for Team Canada on another play that created confusion on the ice. U.S. goaltender Pam Dreyer covered up the puck but may have let go. While all other players on the ice lost sight of the puck, Canada’s Delaney Collins found it and shot it to the back of the net, securing the win for the Canadians...