Word: strived
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...touring after the release of No Need to Argue--the album was recorded in a similarly hectic experience--it took the Cranberries less than four weeks to record all thirteen tracks. The group admits to "very few takes, very few edits" but qualifies this as being intentional. Attempting to strive for something "different", the innovative group decided to avoid the "over-polished work" of "safe pop bands." Nevertheless, they enlisted the help of Bruce Fairbairn, known for his work with Aerosmith, AC/DC and Van Halen, to help produce Departed...
...respect Rudd's integrity. We respect Rudd's proven commitment to students and the Undergraduate Council. Most of all, we respect Rudd's vision of the College-wide community we might someday develop here at Harvard. We urge you to strive for greater accuracy and objectivity in your coverage of his campaign and we urge the student body to make Rudd Wakefield Coffey the next president of the Undergraduate Council. --David Bonfili '96 Manisha Bharti '98 Phil Kaufman '98, Hahrie Han '97 Eugene Kim '96 Sandip Madhavareddy '98-'97 Joseph Sena '99 Catherine Rucker '99 Aarti Shah '97 Bert Huang...
...words of welcome. Why not? China is threatening that if Taiwan tries to declare independence, it will launch an attack and invade our island. We Taiwanese never gave any "pledge" to unify. China has two choices: to continue the hostilities or to come to an accommodation with Taiwan and strive for peaceful coexistence. We hope it will choose the latter. The international community can help bring this about by abandoning any reticence toward Taiwan and accepting it as a free, democratic and independent nation and by making it clear to China that if it wants international respect, it must respect...
College athletes are by nature extremely competitive and strive to win. They are always in a quest to improve their abilities, thereby gaining an edge on their opponents...
College have a mission, in theory at least, that involves commitment to basic rights, to action based on intelligence, to rationally oriented achievement, and to moral authority. To complement these goals, an individual student should strive toward an increased cognitive capacity and competence, a sense of personal integrity, and competence with moral values. It is important, therefore, to understand clearly the significance of the dissonance between the university's expectations and the students' actual experience. When the goals are similar and achieved through a college experience that involves a commitment by the college and its members in their minds...