Word: central
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...little is known to permit a conclusion as to whether these conditions are met by heterosexual people in the United States. Authorities, however, believe that heterosexual contact is instrumental in the spread of the AIDS virus in central Africa...
...suspected that Kohlberg committed suicide after a severe parasitic infection he contracted 15 years ago while traveling in Central America recurred. LaMonica reported that the manner in which Kohlberg's car was found, as well as the items within the car, led him to "strongly suspect that Kohlberg took his own life...
...library and an investment firm. The University offers teaching and education not as a consumer commodity but as its own primary focus. Yet those who pay to be taught and educated accept their relegation to the realm of passive recipient. The theories also obscure what has become a central tenet at most educational institutions: the experience of living and functioning in a university environment equals or surpasses the classroom in educational importance. Many students are and the rest should be directly concerned with the University's major stands and policies, whether or not said policies are directly related to students...
...diluted change would dissipate. In addition, students might find less of an urge to create a private community, as through final clubs. If the generally accepted principle of equality became a community dictum, elitist organizations that categorically exclude the majority of the student community might play a less central role in the social life of undergraduates. Student groups might at least recognize that they reflect and extend from a larger organization of equals...
Although no suicide note has been found Kohlberg, an expert in moral development has been suffering from a severe parasitic infection, which he picked up while traveling in Central "America more than 15 years ago, said Dean of the Ed School Patricia. A. Graham. Kohlberg's family reportedly fears that a recurrence of the illness, which Graham has termed "long standing and painful," is responsible for the disappearance...