Word: interaction
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...conference served as a forum for prospective, current and past students to interact and exchange ideas, according to Beverly J. Anderson, president of the student union...
...mother says she has no doubt about Brauwerman's ability to interact socially with classmates who were older...
...like to interact with young people. They are unbiased and less motivated by egos like adults...
...took a class called 'Our Moldy Earth' and the professor talked about every way that people interact with fungus--beer, wine, cheese. I went with the beer," Pzena said...
Still, there's something hopeful about a hideous past. Though our great intelligence and our elaborate "moral" sentiments were created solely for the purpose of genetic proliferation and not for true edification, they now interact in strange and unpredicted ways, and the occasional burst of moral progress breaks through. People like Jesus and Buddha come along and say radical things that somehow stick in the world's consciousness. And the most animal of institutions--such as slavery--do seem slowly to die out. Who knows where this could lead? Personally, I'd rather see Eden on the horizon--however dimly...