Word: needfully
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While no formal union movement is afoot--the Graduate Student Council consistently says there is no need for a union--I have heard students at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences report dissatisfaction with many of the issues that plague their counterparts at Yale, from uncertainty about the availability of teaching positions to the lack of prescription coverage in their health insurance. Although I believe that a TF union provides an important way to reach progress on these issues, I acknowledge that reasonable people can disagree about the need for or advisability of such a union. What disappointed...
...court, despite its place as the guardian of justice, has always been a political institution. For evidence of this, one need look no further than the recent campaign. Abortion was one of the few issues on which Bush and Vice President Al Gore '69 strongly disagreed, and activists on both sides of the abortion debate said that this election was crucial because the next president will have the opportunity to significantly reshape the court. No one pretends that the court's stance on abortion is based solely on the rule of law; it relies on the political framework through which...
...used to be that if you wanted it enough, you could find some sort of job," Jeune says. "Now, you need a basic knowledge of the language because people won't take the time to explain things to you. Now, you need a certificate even to clean a nursing home...
...People need to learn some English before they can get a job," Tamene says. "Only a few of our people run their own businesses, so we must go out of our community for jobs...
...East Cambridge, many first-generation Portuguese simply do not need to know English to survive...