Word: faceted
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...critical that this topic finally be examined closely. To be on a campus with so many illustrious figures is a great honor; to realize how few of them are women is a great disappointment. Promoting the appointment of more women as tenured faculty members is only one facet of a greater need for female role models among our teaching fellows, the authors of our textbooks and the theorists in our fields...
...only ones called into question by biblical archaeologists and scholars. In 1994 one of the foremost authorities on early Christian studies declared that the Gospel According to Matthew, as well as the three other Gospels, was a myth. New archaeological findings are changing our understanding of almost every facet of ancient history. This is something Christians and Jews can experience together. MICHAEL L. HITTLEMAN Los Angeles...
...only upon cursory glance and as a means to inculcating a wide "approach to knowledge," that the Core presents itself as a worthy facet of the liberal arts education. Indeed, while we ought to embrace the administration's philosophy that, "every student should know a little bit of everything, and something well," it is equally necessary that we recognize that as it stands, the Core is less an aid than an impediment to that...
Although not every facet of the team shared the freestylers' overwhelming success, the Crimson picked up first-place finishes in every stroke except butterfly...
After equal rights legislation, the movements' raisons d'ltre were spent and, for reasons of power instead of justice, they have turned their focus onto their current, far more cynical agenda. Subsequently, their moral authority has mostly disintegrated. And dominating every facet of '90s-style American politics is an across-the-boards cynicism about government exhibited by citizens regardless of party affiliation...