Word: connection
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Glickman encouraged students to take advantage of the fellows, saying they could connect with students in a unique...
...role is to help them communicate and select their stories, whether it’s the moment they left Somalia or where their family may be…I will help connect the dots,” he says. “We have all heard the clichés. These stories are anything...
...made. The song we sang expressed no Ebonics terminology, and the racial diversity of the group did not reflect the standard African-American community as it might otherwise have had all of us been black. The segue was “clear” in its intention to connect our artistic work—one that seeks to break down traditional conceptions of race, ethnicity, religion, diversity and community—to a highly debated language that can only be safely discussed with required sensitivity and detail in linguistic circles. As much as students in Vaux’s class...
Spitzer's gift is a plain-talking sensibility. He was a brilliant student and a star athlete, but he doesn't connect emotionally with people or ooze charisma like a Bill Clinton. He is attractive, though not in a classic way. His strikingly deep-set eyes underscore his drive and intensity. And his pronounced chin once moved the New York Times to comment, "His jaw actually juts." Spitzer has a cheeky sense of humor. (At the Institutional Investor magazine awards dinner for market analysts in November, he opened his speech by saying, "It is wonderful to be here this evening...
...CONNECT THE DOTS Used to be what kids did in their coloring books. Now America's failure to "connect the dots" with its pre-9/11 intelligence is one of the reasons we're seeking regime change...