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This idea gets at Gilligan’s definition of patriarchy. She said the word??s roots are linked to the ancient word for priests who were trusted to be the ministers of knowledge, and she uses the term as shorthand for people not trusting what they know from their own experience...
While Schreiber dismisses the label “big science”—he said he “cringed” when MIT President Charles M. Vest used the word??he agrees that there is a divide among those interested in “bigger science” and those...
When I reflect on our unique brand of support, I always think of a single word that is plastered on the front of our door in the form of a page ripped out of a glossy issue of Vanity Fair. This word??written all over my memories of this school year—is the delectable French term, bebé. I sit on my futon stressing over an FM story and it drifts through my door. Bebé? (Toby wants to know if I’m home.) I bound quickly ahead in the dining hall...
Salsgiver is an all-around player in every sense of the word??what major league scouts call the five-tool prospect...
...show in that they still hold hikers, both on the trail and posing, tangled up in trees, or else broad ideas, as in her cityscape of what seems to be downtown Boston, where a polished granite wall bears the inscription “HOLOCAUST.” The word??s horror and history populate the photo with suggestions for further inquiryabout the relation of the Holocaust to modern-day, urban America...