Word: would
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...worry if a house gets to a situation where people are deterred from applying there because of perceptions that the population there would not welcome them," Jewett said in an interview this week. "The stereotypes are becoming more negative...
Further, some of these dissenting masters argue that Jewett's plan is an attempt by the central administration to gain control over house life. Having each house essentially the same would allow the central administration to have interchangeable tutors, advisors and programs and would consequently lessen the authority of the masters...
...haven't met anybody who likes the idea of 50 percent," says James M. Harmon '93, the student leader of the first-year students' Committee Against Randomization. "People have said that Jewett just said 50 so that 100 percent would look better down the road--then he could implement the policy without being the one responsible...
...ROTC controversy exemplified the potential that an activist council has to elicit student response. The council's decision was effectively non-binding since the faculty would have had to approve the reinstatement or ROTC...
...Brock Adams, (D-Wash.), said Bush's promise of a veto was "unconscionable" and would "cause enormous additional suffering" for poor victims of rape or incest...