Word: processing
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...possibility would be to locate the museum on Harvard's vast land holdings in Allston. If an Allston site is considered, Director of Community Relations Kevin A. McCluskey said the project would be discussed with city officials and residential groups as part of a larger planning process...
Although I have only stayed one semester past my graduating class, the process of leaving Harvard has seemed an endless affair to me. During the spring of last year, I lived vicariously through my aughtie-aught companions. I, too, was swept up in the thesis-crunch of February and March, carried away by the bacchanalian reprieve of April and May, and found myself nodding in agreement with the insurgent nostalgia of Senior Week and Graduation. It is hard to describe the whole experience; words fail to capture the emotive inertia that propels the last few months, here. It is something...
...total process without a new image takes less than a minute and with a new image, under three minutes," said Wamback...
...much-needed victory for affirmative action came in the form of a well-reasoned decision issued last month in federal court. The University of Michigan's affirmative action program, which has come under fire for a point-based admissions process that explicitly benefits racial minorities, was upheld by Judge Patrick J. Duggan of the Federal District Court in Detroit. In his opinion, Duggan rightly ruled that the government has a compelling interest to support the educational benefits that stem from a diverse student body...
...ideal world, Harvard's admissions policy, which was cited approvingly by the Supreme Court in the 1978 University of California Regents v. Bakke case, is the model method toward which other schools should strive. Although Harvard acknowledges that race is one factor in the deliberation process, there is no explicit point system, meaning that an individual can be considered independently of any rigid scale. This allows for a more nuanced approach that places race within the context of an applicant's whole life experience...