Word: endingly
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...honor system embodies the idea that one must live out and stand up for professed principles. If one sees a peer snatch a copy of Howard's End from Lamont and does not report the violation to anyone, to what extent is the observer being morally consistent if he or she recognizes that there is a fundamental problem with stealing? I believe that a majority of Harvard would acknowledge the sensibility of an honor system, both in principle and practice. I urge the community to look at UVA and heed the successful history of the program there. One should...
Princeton scored first, beating screened Eli goalie Dan Lombard minutes before the end of the first stanza. The Tigers' game-winner came on a power play at the close of the second, when senior forward Chris Corrinet banged home a rebound just...
...CRLS is facing a difficult and challenging time. After a comprehensive redesign that has caused morale among some veteran teachers to drop and nightmarish scheduling problems, the high MCAS failure rates were another blow to the institution. The huge number of students who boycotted the test is not the end of the story--among students who did take the exam, scores were lower than the year before in both math and English...
Boies' appearance has become a standing joke, even if the suits these days are Lands' End, not Sears. But the easygoing exterior can't disguise the relentless Yale Law School mind for long. In the past three decades, Boies, 59, has lost just one major trial. And he doesn't plan to lose this contest. A few hours before filing the Democratic brief, Boies told TIME, "It's always simple when you have right on your side." He and a team of about 20 lawyers toiled for 30 hours to put together that brief, working out of a Tallahassee...
...Bush legal team immediately filed an appeal to the United States Supreme Court, which agreed to hear opening arguments from both campaigns. And while everyone involved in the case was duly awestruck by the prospect of an audience with the U.S. Supreme Court, the Justices' ultimate decision may end up meaning little, especially when compared to the more immediate and pressing decisions facing Florida's state courts. After all, even through the Court ostensibly ruled in favor of Bush, thereby nullifying the recount tally, Bush still leads by less than 1,000 votes in Florida...