Students gathered outside the hotel where Morgan Stanley was holding an information session, chanting slogans like "Take a stance, don't go into finance," DealBook reported at the time.
They held signs and chanted slogans like "Take a stance, don't go into finance" and "25 percent is too much talent spent" — a nod, protest organizers said, to the quarter of Yale graduates who typically take finance and management consulting jobs after graduation.
Some dons would like a still tougher stance, backed by the threat of going private: the state teaching subsidy, after all, is only a tenth of Oxford's £1.1 billion budget.
Criticizing the quality of the film itself feels like automatically taking a stance against oppressed Palestinians.
CBS host Charlie Rose asked Warren to name one issue on which she would like to see Clinton delineate a stance.
Nor might it have been possible to angle Azhar into a stance like Shah's.
But I never write from a stance like that — there isn't some pure, undamaged human type that I think we should all try to be.
Arizona kept driving the ball through the Seattle defense Sunday, and the Seahawks became so desperate to plug the holes that linebacker Chad Brown began dropping down into a stance, like a down lineman, just to lend support.
But Mr. Blecker is best known for his loud and passionate defense of the death penalty, in legal meditations like "Killing Them Softly," a stance that has made him something of an outlier in the academy.
The Equus looks boss, like Kkangpae boss, with a stance on the road so sexy that watchers-on know someone important is in the back.
