Word: feels
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...although I applaud Clinton's efforts to make immigrants feel included in American society, the way that he articulated his new plans last week shows he does not understand how minorities in America have functioned historically and function today. Much of America's strength comes from its heterogeneity and multiplicity. To force everyone to abandon marks of distinctiveness takes away from the distinction of America itself...
...hope people outside of the naturalsciences will feel more comfortable inparticipating in the program," Dowling said."We're hoping that we see more tracks developwithin departments, especially anthropology,neurophilosophy in the philosophy department,neurolinguistics in the linguistics department...
...feel I must respond to Simon J. DeDeo's "plea for privacy" (Opinion, Jan. 11). He feels that certain UNIX commands on the Harvard system can be used for stalking and therefore should be removed...
There is a simple way to get around being stalked, if you feel that is indeed a problem. Use a POP client such as Eudora Pro or Outlook that collects your e-mail and brings it directly to your machine. That way, you can still read your e-mail without logging in and giving fuel to stalkers. But please don't set a precedent of disabling useful commands systemwide and placing undue burden on legitimate users. DEBORAH J. ABEL...
According to my observations, Gore rose faster than Hastert on all of the most feel-good issues. Hastert stood up first on only two occasions. One was to support fast-track legislation, the other when Clinton offered words of thanks to his vice president. By refusing to pay tribute to himself, Gore showed either humility or latent self-hatred. Either quality would be a welcome change in the person who replaces Clinton...