Word: travel
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McConnon, who is from Halifax, Nova Scotia,came to Harvard in part, he says, because CoachFrank Haggerty "recruits a lot of Canadians." ButMcConnon says he also decided to enroll for theschool's academic reputation, and that travel andthe other demands of his sport have taken theirtoll...
Once the participants entered the Union's Parlor B, no talking was allowed. Students rotated around seven stations, where they had to deposit a paycheck, report a crime, make travel arrangements and convey other complex information--all by means other than speech...
...last reaffirmed by voters in 1983, came under new scrutiny in March, when the Supreme Court allowed a 14-year-old rape victim to have her pregnancy medically terminated in Britain. In a three-part referendum, voters overwhelmingly decided to legalize that previously unlawful option by permitting women to travel abroad for abortions and obtain information about how to do so. But a constitutional amendment allowing abortions to be performed in Ireland in cases where a mother's life is threatened was roundly defeated because both pro-choice and antiabortion forces decided to oppose...
What made Feynman a magician, though, was not any one of these achievements by itself, but the way he went about them. One of the common-nonsensical premises of quantum physics is that particles can travel from one place to another without traversing the space in between, and Feynman's thought process seemed to go from problem to solution in just about the same way. He rarely studied what was already known about a problem before attacking it. He was more interested in getting the solution than in doing the problem according to the rules, and he often ended...
...Volume discounts for overnight mail, copying, vending and travel costs will have saved the Faculty...