Word: problems
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...Some say Nathans' policies have left proctors unable to function as confidential resources for their students and unable to exercise any judgment about when a problem should be reported to an assistant dean...
...year old kids from the Boston area who had turned out for the fourth annual Youth Soccer Day. Maybe next year's recruiting class will contain these pint-sized powerhouses. I have a feeling that test scores and a lack of a high school diploma won't be a problem...
...finally, the last triumph of Harvard athletics over Yale athletics came later that evening at Blodgett Pool. The men's water polo team, which came into the game riding an eight-game winning streak, had no problem dispatching the Elis...
...take that $17.1 trillion, saute it lightly for 40 years and divide by 5, by which time 2.3 million schoolchildren will be reaching retirement age without being able to read the labels on their prescription drugs. My opponent's plan would ignore this problem for the first 23 months and then take the first derivative times 6%--oh, yes you would! Yes you would! I've read your plan--but under my plan, every citizen of this country would multiply 19 by 7 and get a very large number. And I believe the American people can be trusted to perform...
...problem of building a campaign around character, however, is that the past decade has provided serial lessons in its futility. Voters were prepared to overlook Clinton's transgressions in Arkansas in 1992, overlook Whitewater and Paula Jones and Johnny Chung in 1996, look past even Monica in the midterm elections of 1998. They may think Gore shades the truth, but it also may not ultimately matter. Fifty-four percent of likely voters say Gore is "honest and trustworthy enough to be President." That is 13 points lower than Bush. The question, Is it high enough...