Word: commonality
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...seven colors; so is our world full of colors and splendor. Each country and every nation has its own historical and cultural traditions, strong points and advantages. We should respect and learn from each other and draw upon others' strong points to offset one's own deficiencies for achieving common progress...
...technology, as well as enormous material force. The economies of the two countries are therefore highly complementary with each other. China's potential market, once combined with foreign advanced technology and capital, will produce many opportunities and great vigor for development. China and the United States share broad common interests and shoulder common responsibility on many important questions which are crucial to human survival and development, such as maintaining world peace and security, preventing the spread of weapons of mass destruction, protecting the environment for human survival and combating the international crimes. All these provide an important basis for further...
...professor who sparked their passion. Professors surely want to do the same with us, but they rarely get the chance because we spend too much time complaining about them and their large classes. If we would take the initiative and seek out the professors with whom we share a common passion, they would welcome us warmly, and we would find a teacher, in the fullest sense of the word...
Last night, a group of about 50 Harvard students crowded into an Adams common room and celebrated Diwali, the Hindu new year...
...addiction, gang-mentality, developmental delays, mental illness, moral ambiguity, socialization in a culture of violence and psychological trauma often stemming from abuse or neglect. The story of the 15-year old New Jersey teenager charged with sexually assaulting and strangling an 11-year old neighbor boy is all too common: sexually assaulted by a pedophile, the teenager turned around and inflicted harm on someone even more helpless than himself...