Word: problem
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...anyone can honestly say that he sees no difference between the candidates and that to him it makes no difference who wins, then and only then should he not vote (a case could be made for such a course of action in the current Massachusetts gubernatorial race). The problem of "reason in politics" is as old as democracy itself; it cannot be solved by boycotting Presidential elections until a "reasonable," intellectually consistent candidate appears: the wait will be a long one, and the candidate--unless he has other qualities besides sweet reasonableness--may very well lose...
...Crimson's big problem this week has been recovering from the all-out effort and subsequent let-down of the Yale meet. The times of the first five Crimson finishers were all better than that of any previous Harvard runner, and it was learned several days after the meet that Mark Mullin's 23:28.9 was the third fastest time ever posted on the course in the eleven years it has been open. Unfortunately, Yale's Bill Bachrach, the winner then, and a strong contender for the individual honors today, had the second fastest time in the course's history...
...addition to the problem of communicating with the rest of the World, the Afro-Asian countries face two serious internal problems, according to Sarker...
Despite the efforts of a few mayors, most major cities are losing the battle against the slum problem, with Federal aid spotty and almost wholly inadequate...
...ceased criticizing Meyer's stand on atomic-testing, has now found it expedient to slacken his attack on the Congressman's position on China. Before large crowds who have grown increasingly curious over just what the fate of the world does hinge on, Meyer has explained, "Our real problem is living with the Chinese. If they were under United Nations surveillance, they could not commit such aggressive acts as moving into Tibet, with the impunity of the 'formal' outlaw...