Word: view
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Orthodox community members, for the most part, say they do not resent the fact that Harvard holds the service in a church. They view their situation, instead, as an unfortunate inconvenience for some observers of Jewish...
...bumpy. More than a medical breakthrough, the pill is also a flash point for political dissension: The efficacy of the pill is a boon to women's health care advocates, who see RU-486 as a much-needed, less invasive alternative to surgical abortions. Abortion opponents, of course, view the pill's potency with alarm, and have urged the FDA to withhold approval of the drug...
...this year--after a bitter battle over the conduct of its vice president-elect--was one of credibility and redemption. Sadly, it seems, internal dissension and political squabbling on both sides have prevented the organization from meeting these challenges. Poor attendance and failed projects have led many students to view their "student government" with scorn and disdain. In short, the current state of the council is troubling...
...have a positive view of Harvard as an institution. Harvard and the other major colleges and universities in the area make very important contributions to the economy, to medicine, to culture," Demakis says...
...Soviet-model graphite gas ones, which were dangerously volatile," says TIME correspondent William Dowell. "At least the pressure-water reactors used in the West slow down the nuclear reaction in event of problems, as opposed to speeding it up as happened at Chernobyl. But in the long view, Chernobyl may serve as a reminder that both East and West adopted an extremely dangerous energy technology without fully understanding its costs and consequences - nobody really considered what would happen to spent fuel, for example...