Word: righting
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...standard stump speech. Then came McCain, who tried to make news by lambasting Sen. Bill Bradley and Vice President Al Gore '69 for their views on the gays in the military policy. After George W. Bush finished speaking, his handlers made a strategic decision. They decided to leave, right then and there, for the campaign hotel, about 25 minutes away in Manchester...
Instead of learning material, doing problem sets and taking tests, graduate students have the harder task of "posing the right question" and then tackling the challenge. Anderson said the intensity of research can be daunting...
...long-time coach, now in her 18th year at Harvard, was diagnosed with breast cancer in mid-December, not too long before the Crimson's Dec. 18 game at Northeastern. During a routine check-up, a doctor found a lump in her right breast...
Rudenstine says recent initiatives focusing on Latin America illustrate this point. According to Rudenstine, this region is especially academically relevant right now, so Harvard focused its global research efforts there...
...cable company that contributed to his campaign. The irony in all this is that the Democratic race - which had been billed as a party-defining ideological war - has been bereft of much drama. While Keyes, Bauer, Hatch and Forbes have kept Bush and McCain accountable to the right, Bill Bradley and Al Gore have been almost indistinguishable on most subjects. The relief will no doubt be palpable when the primaries are over and the candidates can bite into an opponent with truly different policies...