Word: expression
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...people would probably express satisfaction with the Supreme Court today. Sure, most of us have problems--liberals and conservatives both. Either the court is too soft on abortion or too soft on criminals. To liberal and conservative alike, the court has done some pretty outrageous things. But even Tribe argues that he is on the whole satisfied with the court, that it is worth saving...
From the far right to the far left, with few exceptions, Americans express their abhorrence and disgust at South Africa's system of racial oppression. Everyone agrees it must stop--the sooner the better...
...Shintaido incorporates the full variety of expressions," says Ben P. Schireson, an assistant to an instructor in San Francisco, "We start out by being open and vulnerable and then we express the full series of emotions of a lifetime...
According to the experts, after the Kumite stage the instructor assigns a theme to the practice--this theme, practitioners agree, can define the quality of the workout experience. Such themes include softness, friendship, aggression. The students express the theme through their Shintaido...
...clear that since the sixties the American university has become a major forum for public opinion and its expression. Harvard, as an institution which studies many facets of modern society in great depth, has a perfect right to express its findings and opinions to the world. It has an obligation to do so. Who better than the students and teachers of Harvard to employ this right? It is risky, of course, to use the word "right" so freely. By putting this word in quotations, as well as "worthy," "making a statement," "moral," and "consciousness," Mr. Green throws suspicion on anyone...