Word: conflict
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...wake of the ongoing violent conflict between Israelis and Palestinians, Jewish and Arab groups on campus agreed to meet next Sunday to discuss the current conflict...
...raise awareness about the ongoing conflict, the society will hold a demonstration today at 4:30 p.m. at the Government Center subway station with similar groups from Boston University, MIT, Northeastern, Tufts and Wellesley
...Agnew played good cop-bad cop. Agnew created his role as a menacing though semisatirical rabble-rouser of the much-maligned love-it-or-leave-it Silent Majority of Americans who wished, against their mounting disquiet, to believe in their government's war. The struggle defined itself in cultural conflict. Alabama's Governor George Wallace had gone national as an angry outsider-populist and blue-collar backlasher. Agnew became a kind of insider Establishment populist, attacking "elites," meaning the media and intellectuals emerging as the liberal-minded new class of the information age. With the help of White House speechwriters...
...Mediation Service is a team of students, faculty and staff trained by the Conflict Management Group, a private company in Cambridge. The service is coordinated by Assistant Dean of Students Sarah E. Flatley and divided into managerial committees...
...reject one of the most fundamental principles of American democracy: Namely, that a free and open debate in which all sides are allowed to participate will eventually produce a synergistic common ground which embodies the best of all worlds. This process, rather than a cacophony of conflict and extremism, is the key to progress. David H. Goldbrenner's column appears on alternate Fridays...