Word: soiling
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Like a delicate spring bud pushing through the frozen soil of its history, the Undergraduate Council is showing new signs of growth. Instead of the perennial infections that seem to stifle it--the circuses, the grandstanding, and the recently ridiculous PUCC platform--the council is finally working, through members Elizabeth A. Haynes '98 and Chandler F. Arnold '98, to rebuild the U.C.'s long-lost legitimacy in a way that should serve as a model for the rest of Harvard's unfocused student government...
...University has carefully evaluated a range of alternatives to the demolition of Carey Cage, including options to build the new athletics facility elsewhere in the area. However, extremely poor soil conditions limited the remaining buildable sites in the athletics complex to land located between the Stadium and Briggs Cage, Reuse of Carey Cage was found to be impractical due to its scale, dimensions and structural system that did not lend itself to dismantling. Costs associated with the idea of moving Carey Cage proved to be prohibitive...
...gardener, I don't see a suitable site on [the state lab's] land," Murn said. The buildings of the lab and tall trees of the Arboretum will block a great deal of sunlight; and even though the Lab will do soil preparation before the move, Murn said he believes the new site will be inferior...
...JAPAN, Oct. 2]. The smoke screen of the Status of Forces Agreement only intensifies the embarrassment of the American people for the behavior of their military personnel. How can anyone with a conscience tolerate such a defense? What are the obligations of the U.S. military when stationed on foreign soil, and why aren't those obligations being enforced? In their blatant and callous disregard for human decency and proper military behavior, the servicemen waived their right to protection under the agreement, and should be held accountable to the laws of Japan. The arcane postwar agreement should no longer protect them...
...outfit contrasting the darkness the project shadowed upon her. "In every country we went to, it was as if there had been a different Holocaust... the scale, the scope, the complexity, the impact of the Holocaust was so beyond anything we had any idea of when we left American soil, it was mindboggling. I think it was at that point that I began to question the notion of the Holocaust as entirely of interest to Jews, [and] only about Jews. The deeper in we got, the murkier...