Word: connect
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...adds that some scientists today still search for a single equation to connect the scientific phenomena of gravity to other natural phenomena...
...process is simple on both Macintoshes and IBM-compatible computers. On the Macintosh side, you need to use a program called Fetch. Open it, (it is usually located with Internet software) and connect to fas.harvard.edu, providing it with your username and password (just like telnet...
Teach-In organizers stressed that Harvard already contains a multitude of people pursuing often similar goals, but through different means, without communicating. Hopefully, this week will spur students to think about the role of activism in their own lives and by doing so, help them to connect with others who share similar goals. As one organizer put it, "A lot of people don't recognize that you don't have to live, breathe and die activism here to [participate]." Concerned individuals need not devote the whole of their time to an organization or a cause to make a meaningful contribution...
...problems is dangerous because it can lead to self-absorption, no matter how well-meaning we may be. One can be self-absorbed without being selfish--while caring about a lot of other things, we may be paying attention only to ourselves. Such self-absorption reduces our ability to connect with others...
...There's always confusion between trying to link up [the separate jurisdictions of] NSF and DOE," she says. "It's hard to get the information from both in such a way that you can connect...