Word: supportive
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...also hard...getting a job in the arts here because it's a lot about connections, in terms of if you are going to get a job in the art world that will support you. And panels about actors' resumes aren't as helpful as just meeting people who say, "I think you're very talented, let's do this thing...
...Vulpilliere said the organization, which was created last year in a meeting of Harvard Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queers (LGBTQ), was inspired by the many BGLT groups at area colleges that operate without support from similar groups in the region...
While Texas Gov. George W. Bush has not completely outlined his Social Security plan, he has indicated that he would support taking a portion of money out of the current system and placing it in private accounts. This money could then be invested in stocks and bonds, as has been advocated by Bush advisor and Baker Professor of Economics Martin S. Feldstein '61. Feldstein has argued that private investments will create a "All-Gain, No-Pain" fix for Social Security, as the swirling stock markets buoy the program to higher and higher returns. Yet pleasant fantasies may not serve...
...line of reasoning that makes a great deal of sense; and yet, there is a faction of the pro-choice movement--including myself--for whom such arguments ring somewhat false. It's a contradiction of sorts: I believe in a woman's right to choose, and therefore I support RU-486 for its ability to make that decision a safer and more accessible choice. But I'm not at all comfortable with the third point, this rhetoric that the pill is a panacea of sorts. The idea of making the abortions more morally morally because they have become somewhat less...
...judging by Gore and Bush's tug-of-war on testing the other night, the candidates think the public support for high-stakes exams is unflagging. Despite Gore's repeated protests that he supports mandatory testing (he does, sort of, but not until 2004 and only in fourth, eighth and twelfth grades), Bush would go a step further, requiring states either to test kids every year from third through eighth grade or lose 5% of federal aid. At least on the testing issue, W's the toughest kid on the playground...