Word: correctness
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...important story here, about the de-Christianization of the modern university and the suffocating blanket of secular sneering that has settled over Ivy League campuses in the last half-century. But as the days grow short, and Christmas inches closer, it occurs to me that Harvard may be entirely correct not to recognize the importance, or even the existence, of Christendom's chief feast...
...state of Florida," Baker declared. "They have to be counted too." He's not sure the vote-reading machines are reliable. But between Wells and Scalia, he figures he's got enough blockers to get Bush in the end zone, and plenty of legal experts say he's correct...
...stand up in court. "The mistake that was made on them was made by the Republican party," testified Peggy S. Robbins, the Martin County supervisor of elections, of the ballot forms (this was also true in Seminole County). "It only seemed logical to allow the Republican party to correct that mistake; the preprinted number was not received by the voter...
...debate of student services vs. social activism began long before I was a first-year representative on the council nearly two and a half years ago. Yet through inherited idealism, loyal media coverage and a shortage of alternatives, the debate persists, in a way validating it as the correct way to think about student government at Harvard. However, there is a discrepancy between how the council candidates and representatives think about the role of the council and what students truly want out of their student governments. I advocate a new focus in the way both the students and the administration...
...Judge Sauls, the court asked, use the correct standard to arrive at his ruling? The Gore team argued the negative, pointing out that because Sauls depended upon old election statutes from 1974 and 1982, rather than using a 1999 precedent which allows a looser interpretation of "contest" requirements, the circuit court decision is untenable. The Bush lawyers, on the other hand, insisted that Sauls ruled the only way he could: The Gore team, after all, did not satisfy existing standards for a recount, which require a plaintiff to prove there is "reasonable probability" that a recount will yield a changed...