Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Semantics, however, were far from the core of the candidates' contentions. When Cheney spoke of preserving "conventional marriages" and Lieberman of "the traditional religious and civil institution of marriage" what the candidates were aiming to preserve was not merely the sanctity of the word marriage, but the deeply entrenched and...
This is an institution that exists solely to promote the development of health, literacy, wealth and education in the poorest two-thirds of our world. They tackle debt-relief and malaria while the rest of us navel-gaze our way through the status quo. So in my mind it doesn...
"Condi knows [Harvard's] a tough institution of which to be president," Zelikow says. "It's much harder, say, than Stanford. It's far more decentralized. The president and provost are weaker jobs. Condi knows that very well."
"Harvard's a fine institution, but I don't want to be a university president," she told The Crimson at the first presidential debate, which was held last Tuesday at the Boston campus of the University of Massachusetts. "That's an unequivocal 'I don't want to be a university...
We celebrate when a baby enters the world, but at the end of life's long and strange journey, the terminally ill are sent to a nursing home or hospital to die, often alone. That is shameful. The end of life, like the beginning, should be spent in the company...