Word: react
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Staff members seemed unsure how to react as PSLM member Benjamin L. McKean '02 presented them with a letter declaring the group's intentions to abide by the guidelines established by the College's "Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities," but not to leave until...
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...Maybe you can get a grant to do field research.)...After triumphantly proclaiming that Britney Spears' new song, "Oops... I Did It Again" was one of the greatest things I've heard in my life, a co-editor snapped, "You just like bad music." And though I didn't react at the time, the more I think about it, the more I start to lose my temper. Who's to say that "Oops... I Did It Again" isn't the epitome of art, the highest form of musical achievement? The truth is, musical taste is so ridiculously subjective that...
Ideally, both Asians and non-Asians could react to "The Misanthropic Mr. Chu" without regard to the racial identity of its characters. Judging from the widespread negative reactions of Harvard's ethnic organizations to the strip, however, such a benign reading is unlikely. In general, political correctness exists to avoid offending minorities. The media must be made aware of the damage it inflicts when it eschews political correctness and indiscriminately links negative qualities to race...
...condemned, even if they are impossible to describe in terms that do justice to the pain they can create. Gunshots can shock us for a moment, images of murdered babies can make us cringe or weep. But they are sounds and sights to which we know how to react; we have categories of thought and emotion into which we can place our surprise or anger. We can hear and appreciate the rage turned to disbelieving reflection in Denise Nicholas' mature, measured voice, and we can sympathize with her loss...