Word: support
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...said Harvard should pass a living wage as a moral issue, not because the University expects the council's support in return...
...said Harvard should pass a living wage as a moral issue, not because the University expects the council's support in return...
...event promises to have the greatest impact on the home front. Indeed, what is perhaps most encouraging about the service day is the extent to which it has garnered the support of student groups representing all facets of Harvard life. Backed by such disparate organizations as PBHA, the IOP and the Black Students' Association, the service day has the potential to truly unify the student body--mobilizing a diverse group of students around a common cause and, in doing so, achieving the camaraderie mishaps like Spirit Week failed to produce...
...early 1960s was simple. When the committee went over applications, they established a rule: "If someone on the committee knew them and liked them, they would be elected. If someone of the committee didn't like them, they would not be elected unless there was a groundswell of support. If no one on the committee knew them, they would not be elected," he says. Flather, a self-proclaimed collegiate "doer," who knew a vast percent of his class, made it his mission to include men he knew would not have gotten in otherwise. It was during his time, for instance...
...expert Harvey Mansfield could not contain his smile. Estranged Harvard political theorist Peter Berkowitz went on point, edging to the front of his seat and whispering to his neighbors. Hobbes is a shrewd interpreter of human nature, and the professorial set was glad to see his name invoked in support of their program...