Word: connections
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...noticed a lot of students looking into consulting," he says. "Another critical mass of graduate students are looking at law school, and some are trying to connect the work they've done in graduate school to the private sector...
...That's what makes him great," Zucker says. "That's why people connect with...
...think in terms of role models there's all kinds of opportunities for undergraduates to connect with whomever they'd like to connect with," she says...
...heart of all religion lies a sacred geography, the place where God reaches down to connect the human and the divine. From the time nearly 4,000 years ago when men first settled Mount Zion, a hill that stood out dramatically from its surroundings to betoken the "holy," all successive conquerors have found there an unshakable primal attachment, however different their rites and rituals. But instead of living up to their sacred ideals, the religious conquerors always fell into warfare for sole possession of the place, a battle that goes on unabated as the city enters its fifth millennium...
...Jews were not the first to take possession of Zion, but the first to connect it with worship of the one true God. The building of the Temple was a statement of the meaning and permanence of Jewish belief against the threatening tide of paganism. For nearly 2,000 years, as the Jews made themselves into a faith and a nation with Jerusalem as their capital, the city represented the promise of final salvation and the soul of their identity. That very veneration begot a fierce possessiveness and, when the Temple was lost, a perpetual desire to return...