Word: representationally
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1990-1999
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Professor of Law Todd Rakoff dismissed the idea that the recent appointments represent an overhaul in law school hiring policy. Rakoff, a former member of the hiring committee, noted that the committee had to offer the posts to Brewer and Torres several months before any official announcement was made.
Nonetheless, the high quality of the acting makes this production worth watching. While Simon's one-liners are funny, it is the silences of Kanter as Kate, Eugene's mother, and Blumenthal as Jack, his father, that represent the play's best moments. Their interaction with one another and with...
In reality, American political culture is stagnating. The 1988 election saw a voter turnout of less than 50 percent nationwide--the lowest since World War II. And no wonder. As political advertising costs and campaign expenses spiral to record levels, candidates must spend the bulk of their time on the...
But Subramanian says that this year could represent a turning point for the council, as representatives move away from activist issues and focus more on providing student services.
Next, let's peer into the dining hall-- any dining hall. Wait, look upon those heads. Are they dunce caps? Are they beanies? NO! They are baseball hats that dot the dining hall like the little beacons of no-home-training which they represent. You do not, I repeat, you...