Word: processing
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...lack of student input in administrative decisions been more apparent than in the presidential search itself. Although the search committee has recently invited groups of students to meet with them, these meetings have been informal and provide no guarantee that student input will be used in the actual selection process. The next president should be more vocal about allowing students and faculty to participate in the choice of his successor...
...taken advantage of the House-based program to bring tutors into the advising process," Kosslyn says...
...This drug is not good from a medical point of view. It's deceptively easy. With a surgical abortion, at least the mother does not see the remains of the aborted child. This is a very gruesome process. The FDA did it for purely political reasons," said Melissa R. Moschella '02, president of the "Right to Life" student group...
...enough that every poll zeroes in on the same group of wishy-washy swing voters. These same people are also corralled into post-debate interview sessions, answering questions in incomplete sentences and generally demonstrating a less than stellar grasp of the political process. Comments generally come in along the lines of: "I think Gore's ideas are good because Bush is a nice man." Oh, well thanks. That clears things right...
...Even if Arafat is able to rein in the militants over the next day or two, the cease-fire - like the peace process it's supposed to save - is inherently vulnerable to sabotage by the hard-liners on both sides who oppose it. A terrorist bombing or even a dramatic shooting by Hamas or other hard-liners would force Prime Minister Barak, in deep political peril at home, to respond harshly, which would in turn prompt the Palestinian leadership to respond in kind. And another stroll around the Temple Mount by Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon or even more shootings...