Intellectually, Yale should allow students to say offensive things.
VF performed the experiments and contributed to write the paper; AC contributed to perform the experiments; SC intellectually contributed; GD designed the study, interpret the data, performed the experiments and wrote the paper.
Columbia Engineering undergraduates explore the humanities and social sciences with Columbia College students through intellectually challenging Core Curriculum courses taught by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
After Madeira, Graham attended Vassar College for a year, transferred to the more intellectually rigorous University of Chicago, and graduated in 1938.
In the intellectually progressive Northeastern U.S., favorable views toward evolution are the highest nationwide, only 59% (The Pew Research Center for the People & the Press 2005).
In the intellectually progressive Northeastern U.S., favorable views toward evolution only reach 59%, the highest score nationwide (The Pew Research Center for the People & the Press 2005).
And if for some reason the intellectually formidable Mets pitchers outperform their counterparts in Philadelphia?
Robert Nozick, the intellectually nimble Harvard philosopher whose critique of America's social welfare system 25 years ago continues to define the debate between conservatives and liberals, died yesterday in Cambridge, Mass.
Earlier this summer, Rod Dreher, the intellectually restless American Conservative columnist, wrote that "Hillbilly Elegy" "does for poor white people what Ta-Nehisi Coates's book did for poor black people: give them voice and presence in the public square".
Their testimony told how Otto Warmbier, a charismatic, athletic, hard-working and intellectually curious University of Virginia student, had visited North Korea as a tourist on his way to a study-abroad program and was not allowed to leave until U.S. officials learned he was in a coma and demanded his release.
