Word: questioned
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...think the lie in this second question is either a) or c) because they directly contradict, think again. It's actually...
...students involved in public service to serve kids betrays the extent to which they are still tainted by the same blame-the-victim mentality they sometimes like to accuse others of harboring. Alexander T. Nguyen '99 is a social studies concentrator in Pforzheimer House. The answer to the first question is a), which only used to be true. His column will appear on alternate Mondays...
...slow and painful bottoming out of the crisis is occurring in East Asia. But the return to growth will be very gradual, barring any other unforeseen disruption. In this respect, the ability of China to manage the stability-growth-reform trilemma in an increasingly difficult environment is an ominous question mark. In the same vein, the issue of when Japan will start to become part of the solution to global economic woes instead of being part of the problem remains open...
...global economy also requires different structures for policy coordination. The enhanced role that emerging-market economies play in the global system calls into question the relevance of the present Group of Seven structure of world economic summitry. As events and decisions in Brazil, China and East Asia contribute heavily to stabilizing the economic system or wreaking havoc on it, it is about time that an economic and monetary policy coordination structure be put in place that integrates the new important players--even if this means that some members of a previously exclusive club will lose their privileges...
...Anne's College, Oxford, winner of the 1978 Booker Prize for her novel The Sea, the Sea, living closely and in famous squalor with her husband, the eminent critic John Bayley, she was unmoved by the claims of publishers and fans upon her privacy and person. To the impudent question in a bookstore's Visitor's Book "What are you famous for?" she wrote, "For nothing. I am just famous." And she would have believed it, seeing nothing special in what she did, as if the writing of great novels was child's play in the universe that so intrigued...