Word: uncertainly
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...change in the diplomas bestowed upon female undergraduates would require a renegotiation of the 1977 agreement between Harvard and Radcliffe which delineated the responsibilities each institution had to its students. Given the uncertain role of Radcliffe as a college rather than as a research and support institution, such a renegotiation is long overdue, and recent articles in The Boston Globe and The Crimson indicate that the process might finally--if secretly--be underway. But Lewis was right to point out that it is not worth going through what would be a painful process in order to effect a minor change...
Harvard spokesperson Alex Huppe said as of yesterday afternoon he was uncertain if Barro had accepted Columbia's offer. Bell Professor of Economics Jeffrey G. Williamson, chair of Harvard's economics department, could not be reached for comment...
Kelleher says the future is uncertain for his store. While he would like to see the store expand into a national chain, few fliers take the time to stop by and Celebrate America...
...broader vision of TBTN mirrors some of the questions that the Paula Jones case has brought to national attention. Sexual harassment, as the blurred borders and uncertain legal language testify, is a murky area that is profoundly affected by more than narrow descriptions of physical violence. If we are to create an effective, compassionate and just system with which to deal with sexual violence of all kinds, then the broader implications and manifestations of physical violence must be addressed...
Wisse says the future of the Yiddish languageis uncertain because it suffered heavy blows inthe Holocaust as well as in other purges. InRussia, for instance, Stalin ordered the executionof Yiddish writers and intellectuals...