Word: communicationsã
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Dates: during 2001-2001
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Their time together was waning, so pointing at the “communications?? card that Mary had pushed aside, Vicky asked what that meant. “Oh!,” Mary explained. “Do you draw?” Vicky’s reply: “No. I sometimes doodle in class though.” Mary collected her thoughts and said, “Yes, I see your text next to your sketches...
...technological future. Given the rapid advance of knowledge, especially in the life sciences, Harvard’s graduates will find knowledge of science important in a variety of contexts in the future. The understanding of the human mind and the human genome, the response to AIDS, the revolution in communications??all of these will give rise to the great political questions of our age and will require educated decisions, decisions that many Harvard students are not currently prepared to make...