Word: spoiledness
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But contrary to what many Americans think about angry campus activism, we are not spoiled suburban children craving something to whine about. There is another more fundamental reason that protesters enjoy both prominence and mainstream acceptance on our campus.
Despite the margin of victory against Colgate, Harvard’s miscues against the Wildcats spoiled what could have been a holiday sweep. Moore was able to find a silver lining after the Colgate win however.
At his press conference last week, Lott emphasized his roots as the son of a sharecropper, one who dropped out of school in the ninth grade and farmed cotton on another man's land in return for a share of the harvest. But the land was hilly and so poor...
By the end of this year the USDA intends to announce a plan allowing schools to purchase meat that has been irradiated. The process, which involves blasting meat with low-level radiation to kill bacteria like listeria, has its opponents, who claim it also kills nutrients. But serving meats spoiled...
The audit also revealed just how much students eat in their rooms: Much of the trash from student residences was spoiled food and snack packaging.