Word: childishly
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...campaign was very childish," said WadihCanaan '94. "It turned from amusing to nasty...
...stronger union demands, but library assistant James Adler says he thinks this year's modest demands are fair. Carens says he advocates stronger tactics, "group action" in the form of walkouts or sickouts, while library assistant Laura Ruth Jarrett is skeptical of such moves: "That feels like playing their childish game...
...neither Assistant Dean Hilda Hernandez-Gravelle's Office of race Relations and Minority Affairs nor S. Allen Counter's Harvard Foundation for Intercultural and Race Relations has a clearly defined role in the University. Worse, this confusion has led to counterproductive and childish hostility between the two administrators. Of the two offices, the Foundation is more visible on campus and hosts well-attended "feel good" activities which celebrate cultures on campus. But simply celebrating cultures does little to foster acceptance of those cultures by other students...
...harmless aberration can be dangerous to us. We live in a society that is enlarging the boundaries of knowledge at an unprecedented rate, and we cannot keep up with much more than a small portion of what is made available to us. To mix our data input with childish notions of magic and fantasy is to cripple our perception of the world around us. We must reach for the truth, not for the ghosts of dead absurdities...
...sort of childish learning process that we have to go through in interracial relationships," said Nicholas C. Weinstock '92, an AWARE coordinator...