Word: interact
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...Historically...chemists have done their science quite one another, not in collaboration scientifically with other chemists or with people from outside chemistry. This funding program is specific for a group that will interact synergistically,” Schwab said...
...good example of this phenomenon. Today, the prospect of only seeing the opposite sex between the hours of 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., with the door open, seems dreadful to us. Yet even 30 years ago, it was considered the natural way that men and women should interact. Not too long from now, we’ll look back on our same-sex factions and shake our heads. So many orgy opportunities missed...
...clients on a weekly basis, but Hammond insists that these meetings are strictly for administrative purposes. “I don’t think you build a trust within that meeting. I think it’s how you carry yourself in the shelter and the way you interact with the guests at all the other times [that builds the relationship].” Among Hammond’s clients this summer was a woman in her thirties from Haiti who worked in the laundry room at a nursing home and commuted every day between work and St. James...
...pretty much interact with people, all people, in a limited number of ways,” he says. “People are either my patients, my co-workers, my students, or my family—or some combination of the above. Tracy was different mostly, I think, because he wanted to be different...
Aaron D. Chadbourne ’06, a member of the IOP, said students should take advantage of the opportunity the IOP provides to interact with politicians and journalists. The IOP also has a “Big Sib” program that connects first-years with older students in the organization, he said...