Word: chasms
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...CHANGE, returning students will note, is the huge hole between Widener and Lamont. The day after Commencement, the contractors began digging a chasm for the Pusey Library. A trio of photographers and Amanda Bennett describe the changes on page...
...search for the future proceeds tentatively, the meaning of the past becomes ever more clear. Vietnam has changed the lives of all of us. It has illuminated the yawning chasm between our government's professed ideals and its conduct. It has forced us to examine our society and our history more closely, searching for an explanation for the decade of genocide...
Sources spoke of a widening chasm splitting the Yard between University Hall--Dunlop's bailiwick--and Massachusetts Hall--where Bok's fleet of young vice presidents and special assistants is based...
Whether that chasm has now been closed for good is an open question, the answer to which may become apparent in the next few months...
...reporting of the past few years has been done by only a handful of people. Hordes of newsmen descended upon Vietnam in the early 1960s as American involvement deepened, but only one of them--David Halberstam, then with the New York Times--had the courage to report that a chasm lay between the truth and the Pentagon's reported story...