Word: suggest
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Colleagues at the CFIA, however, suggest another possible motive for her switch--a deep disillusionment which they say Swift has revealed in private conversations. In Iran, Swift spent at least part of her time working with human rights. John Limbert '64, a political officer who worker with Swift at the embassy, says she took this aspect of her work "very, very seriously." While she was a hostage, being held in the embassy. Swift reportedly was shown captured documents suggesting that other branches of the government--the CIA, Pentagon or military--were not acting in accordance with the human rights policies...
...Marjorie LeMay, associate professor of Radiology, testified recently that scans of Hinckley's brain suggest strongly that he is schizophrenic. LeMay said the CAT scan of Hinckley's brain showed it to be shrunken to an unusual degree for someone his age. The brain abnormality, she added, is found in only two percent of the normal population, but in about one-third of all schizophrenics...
...writer twisted my remarks about the unique position of Education for Action when compared to Radcliffe's scholarly programs, to suggest that there is antogonism between E4A and other programs here. This is untrue. Since Education for Action was initiated by former President Bunting in 1966 the program has been warmly supported by her, President Horner, and the other administrators and staff at Radcliffe...
...went on to improve Radcliffe facilities. When the work was completed, E4A was given its first choice of location: two attractive rooms in the newly renovated Agassiz House. To imply that E4A has been victimized by the Radcliffe administration because of the condition of our furniture is absurd. To suggest this possibility serves only the questionable interest of the Crimson to distort fact and quote out of context in order to promote controversy. Suzanne W. Motheral Program Director
...contend that "as a long run solution, [recruiting] doesn't seem very stable" The masters, through, point to scattered recruiting successes--like Leverett's increased number of athletes projected for next year--and suggest that more serious promotional efforts in the future could redress some gaps...