Word: anger
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Already, student leaders have recognized the potential of harnessing anger over the deans' comments into energy to cause concrete change in the disciplinary system. It is disgraceful that only 2 percent of an estimated 180 acquaintance rape cases even come before the Administrative Board each year. If nothing else, Jewett's letter to all students--by emphasizing the seriousness of acquaintance rape--should encourage victims to bring their cases to the disciplinary system...
...with 17 million people, with all its resources, calling for the use of these resources not for themselves but for others. Many Arabs would like to achieve a degree of respect in the world; they no longer want to be treated as inferior. Obviously there is a lot of anger, a lot of resentment and a determination to get out of this situation. I'm not saying there is one individual who could achieve all these hopes, but Iraq represents change...
...Israel suggests that Bush may need to rethink his strategy. Shamir's ideological commitment to the status quo remains unshakable, and the threat of Iraqi missiles and Palestinian support for Saddam has only reinforced his views. Although the Administration's strong-arm tactics generated plenty of anger and anxiety in Jerusalem last week, the U.S. notably failed to elicit even a hint of flexibility...
...Shamir is not the only obstacle to compromise. The gulf crisis has reduced the conflict between Arabs and Jews to its basest level of hatred and anger. Even before the Temple Mount tragedy, moderates on both sides were running for cover as the region's turmoil radicalized the Palestinians and hardened Israeli attitudes. Frustrated by their inability to budge Israel after three years of revolt, many Palestinians have embraced Saddam's militancy on the mistaken theory that they have nothing to lose. In turn, a growing number of Israelis have concluded that Palestinian treachery somehow excuses Israel's occupation...
...result, grandparents are beginning to look out for one another, chiefly ) by banding together in support groups like those run by Sylvie de Toledo, a clinical social worker in Long Beach. Her sessions offer members an opportunity to overcome their isolation and vent anger toward their children for failing to accept their parental responsibilities. They also provide an outlet for frustration toward the grandchildren who disrupted comfortable routines. These groups can help navigate issues such as obtaining custody and securing medical care for children...