Word: cannot
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...promises to be a close race. Negative campaigning works - and may come to seem the only effective way to try to win the undecided voters, the McCain types who will be decisive. Both candidates know how to play rough, and both of them, I suspect, are persuaded that you cannot win without ruthlessness. The Marquis of Queensberry is for losers. George W. Bush imitates his father in almost all things; in 1988 Bush the elder hit Michael Dukakis with a number of rabbit punches - the Willie Horton business, for example...
...Harvard's schools and institutions. For undergraduates in the College, it is the culmination of four years of hard work, time that has dramatically changed the course of their lives, collectively and individually. And yet, at this apex of achievement and well-deserved nostalgia, we, as an undergraduate newspaper, cannot help but take this moment to also look ahead, namely, to the next University president...
...irony of this situation cannot be missed. After all, Harvard invented meritocracy...
...Orchestral ensembles that were once predominantly male, for example, have achieved a more equal gender balance in recent years, but without affirmative action. Instead, they've used blind auditions since at least the 1970s, during which judges literally cannot see the person who is performing blind auditions...
...staffed to [take cases to trial]," Taylor says. She notes that one case will typically occupy all of a lawyer's time for a period of four or five months, something that an office of ten lawyers cannot afford...