Word: interactivity
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...hypocritical mauvaise fol combined with an almost gloom which seems out of place. His wife, while sympathetic and a true believer, is almost as weak as he, and far less intelligent Patricia is too much of a vegetable to elicit more than viscereal pity. Thus watching these characters interact is disturbing, but the film remains fundamentally hollow on the emotional level...
Another representative, Miriam Cordozo '84, yesterday called it ironic that "the administration says we are such wonderful people, but they won't let us interact with the rest of the Harvard community...
During his 12-year tenure, about seven doctors have left UHS because of repeated complaints from patients, Wacker says. "Almost 100 percent" of those cases were strictly attitudinal complaints, he explains. "Most were just not suited here--they couldn't interact with students. Our older patients had had no complaints...
...issue of racial tension, the guide states. "Some Black students interact with whites as little as possible." Yet it also said that a significant number of Harvard's Black students do wish to "deal with people on a basis broader than color...
...higher. Most experts, though, felt that the war is unlikely to trigger an immediate crisis because the global economic slump continues to hold down energy use. But the energy situation will again become dangerous once world economies start growing. Writes Yergin: "The more likely flash point occurs when accidents interact with a market in which demand is rising, as was discovered in 1973 and 1979. Thus, the world enters the danger zone when economic activity and energy demands are on the upswing...