Word: vocalized
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...other institutions. This is not now a problem, nor ever will it ever be, since to whatever extent it does exist, grade inflation is a national problem, and not one indigenous to Harvard. Unfortunately, we hear more about inflation here than an other institutions because of certain highly vocal gadflies in our faculty, and also because of what Ross G. Douthat ’02 labeled “The Harvard Syndrome” in his Nov. 5 column in The Crimson. Douthat referred to jealousy and corresponding feelings of antipathy by people outside Harvard, each with their own personal...
...difficult for a University that says it supports collective bargaining to defend its right to mount a campaign against unions, and promoting unionization makes a great deal of sense strategically—if it succeeds, workers will have far stronger institutional mechanisms to advance their interests than an unusually vocal campus student group...
...band’s latest release, Demolition, does revisit much of what was great about Priest—headbanging riffs combined with technically exacting melodies, soaring vocal screams and crowd-chanting lyrics, but while these elements endure, it is safe to say that none of them has been expanded or improved...
...kicker is fully aware of his own eccentricities. “I wouldn’t say I’m one of the more vocal guys on the team,” he says. “I would say I’m the most unpredictable. I’m kind of spontaneous; I like to mix it up sometimes. I don’t even know half the time what’s going...
...kicker is fully aware of his own eccentricities. “I wouldn’t say I’m one of the more vocal guys on the team,” he says. “I would say I’m the most unpredictable. I’m kind of spontaneous; I like to mix it up sometimes. I don’t even know half the time what’s going...