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...curriculum choices sensitively took into account our own views and challenged us to broaden them, forced us to combine philosophy with the heart to truly understand society and our role within it,” the student wrote...
According to Asani, “diversity is a sign of divine genius...the human heart is very narrow, part of living in the world is learning to broaden your heart...
...PSLM started before the living wage campaign,” PSLM member Erik Beach ’02 says. “In the long term, not having to focus as much on the living wage allows us to broaden some of our focus...
...idea is to broaden the reach of labor and make it fresh for the emerging generation of workers. Their grandparents belonged to unions; their parents didn't; now some of the kids do. "Even if they never join a union again, they'll be voters sensitized to working-class issues," James Shaw, president of Local 2322, says of the Umass students. "This is a symbol that labor is back...
...recent months a combination of remarkable developments--the military supremacy demonstrated in Afghanistan, Bush's vertiginous approval ratings, continued public support for the war and the relative lack of opposition overseas--has persuaded Bush, Cheney and Rumsfeld to broaden the scope of military operations and planning. The idea isn't just to shut down al-Qaeda sanctuaries in places like the Philippines, Yemen and Georgia but also to target and remove dangerous regimes developing weapons of mass destruction that could be used against the U.S. or its allies. For proponents of this new, more assertive foreign policy--premised...