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...person and good citizen. Strive to listen well—often it is tempting to assume people are exaggerating how they feel to get what they want, especially when their desires are in conflict with yours. Fight only for things you really care about and compromise when you can.Third, trust others, even when it means risking your own lot. In Che Guevara’s farewell letter to Castro, he wrote that his only regret was not trusting Castro sooner. (Whatever we think of Castro, he certainly did good things for Che.) Putting your trust in people will empower them...
...most disturbing national problem, however, has seemed to be the failure to develop a foreign policy to match Russia’s “new look.” Toward this, The Crimson urged an increase rather than a withdrawal of trust in the UN, as well as the extension of multilateral long-term aid, and an increased interest in Asia, Africa, and Latin America...
...supportive of me missing some non-essential meets for individual competitions,” she says. “He’s very much a part of the team—he’s an authority figure but at the same time everyone feels like they can trust him and they can talk to him.”Austin adds that Brand’s ability to recruit associate coaches with “great technical experience” is a trait that “separates him from other coaches...
...international students we admit, and I’d like to find a way to foster their skills and their commitment while they are here with us,” Worth says.Burrows says that Worth’s vision “lends the missing human touch of building trust and true connection to the institutional and academic expertise of the University.”—Staff writer Aditi Banga can be reached at abanga@fas.harvard.edu...
...that should be, indeed that must be, debated regarding Israeli policy...But the academic boycott resolution passed by the British professors union in the way that it singles out Israel is in my judgment anti-Semitic in both effect and in intent.” “I trust it will be repudiated in the strongest possible terms scholars in Britain and beyond,” he added in comments that were first reported by the Financial Times. The boycott controversy began in March 2005 when Britain’s Association of University Teachers (AUT) passed an advisory resolution...