Word: sightedness
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Judy Logback, founder and director of Kallari, said that micro-loans allow villagers to preserve their natural resources, which would normally be used up in short-sighted yet necessary attempts at income generation.
It is short-sighted and misleading to imply that the OSAPR came from only one year’s labor. Even before 1998, students, faculty and community members committed endless hours to build the foundations for the progress we’ve made. The Crimson’s timeline obscures...
New regulations went into effect Tuesday capping the number of hours medical residents can work in a week, a change celebrated by many at Harvard’s teaching hospitals but criticized by some as short-sighted.
One hundred years later, those physicists have been succeeded by others who are just as short-sighted. I recently asked a celebrated Harvard biologist what major unresolved questions remained in his field. To my amazement, he said there really were none. All the big, important questions have been answered, he...
One of the frustrating things about going to school here is the way people approach the word “success.” Success means many things, and remuneration is only the most short-sighted one.