Word: reflecter
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Graduate school admissions and fellowship applications reflect similar differences in outlook. That IBM-atmosphere they were rioting about is reflected in the stark simplicity and, perforated, EZ-to-process, pages of Berkeley's form. As for Harvard's GSAS form, its appearance would enthrall any student of the visual arts: at least five different kinds of type reflect the level of significance of various questions. Xeroxed and informally stapled at the corners, Wellesley's graduate fellowship form reflects the combination of casualness and warmth which characterizes afternoon teas at their best...
...Rotary Clubs, which require of their fellowship applicants a signed statement that one is not connected with any Communist organizations, reflect their preoccupations in a key question--"If you are awarded a Rotary Foundation Fellowship for International Understanding, how, specifically, do you think it will benefit you and others? (Limit response to 200 words...
Schirra, theoretically just nine days away from the launching of his own Gemini 6, was by far the most relaxed of the group. He was the only one without a certain wild-eyed look that seems to reflect the two-sided nature of the astronaut's world--half survival training in the desert and half telling college editors at cocktail parties what it's like to have been in space...
...speaking people use it every day as verb, noun and adjective, as an expletive, an oath, and even a term of endearment. But, as Tynan quickly learned from the uproar that followed his pronouncement, there is still a considerable gap between private usage and public sensibility. The novel may reflect life, but life does not yet completely imitate fiction...
...commission in 14 Southern states. Valentine is a friend of Press Secretary Bill Moyers and says that Baptist Moyers is "just as interested in what we are trying to do as I am." Valentine observes that "whereas Southern Baptists, like most other denominations, have been prone to reflect the culture, there are encouraging signs that we are more interested in reflecting the mind of Christ regarding race and other moral issues. We are abandoning the culture which has had us very much its captive, and we are abandoning it in favor of Christ...