Word: isolationism
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Although the fear of isolation is not shared byall students, Ralph's pattern of visiting Hillelon an occasional basis is a typical one for Jewishstudents.
The currency battle touched a sensitive nerve. Two-thirds of Britons generally favor participation in a unified Europe, but about the same number remain leery of losing national sovereignty and identity to some superstate, which they believe approval of the Maastricht treaty would bring. "Many people remain little Englanders at...
The worst possible situation, says Rachel E. Cohen '94, co-chair of the Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Student Association, is to come out in isolation from other gay students who can understand the experience.
Others watched every minute and found their thinking altered as a result. In Chicago, Nancy Reif settled her suit against Healthco International just one month before the hearings. Today, as she remembers the colleagues who commented on the size of her nipples and made lewd gestures, she regrets her decision...
The first contestants were two articulate World War II veterans named Jack and Dick, who had primed for their moment in the spotlight as if going into combat. Instead of being cloistered in isolation booths like the early quiz- show participants, the two men stood behind individual lecterns, as solitary...