Word: spare
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Denying any involvement in the theft, Mahan said the Mather Department of War was a “goofy crew” with “too much spare time on their hands,” but he commended their efforts “to make Harvard a more ideal conception of college...
This should be the sports columnist’s other primary goal: Write to a wide audience. Who reads the sports page in The Crimson? Harvard athletes? Their parents? Sports fans in the student body? A professor eating lunch in the dining hall? A freshman with five minutes to spare in the bathroom...
...really excited,” said Currier House Committee secretary Lacey R. Whitmire ’05. “In just a year, she has thrown herself into learning the Harvard system—what classes we’re taking, what we do in our spare time, learning the acronyms of student groups. That’s not an easy task for an outsider, she’s shown a lot of enthusiasm...
...really impressive to see heat after heat filled with really strong and fast crews,” freshman spare Katie Golden said...
...abortion-rights advocate to reach the opposite conclusion. In fact, for abortion opponents whose views fall anywhere short of fanatical absolutism, the answer ought to be easy as well: full speed ahead. To the nonabsolutist, it ought to matter a lot that restricting stem-cell research doesn't actually spare the lives of any embryos. That means the lives of real people desperately awaiting the fruits of stem-cell research are being weighed against a purely symbolic message...