Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Academic Policy Committee asserts that "it is clear that the process used by the Department of City and Regional Planning for considering the quality of Dr. Hartman's teaching did not reflect the systematic and thorough process that one would hope to find in a quality institution." The process should have been more careful and the senior faculty "could and should have made themselves better informed," the panel adds...
...midst of American society. But the sheer facts of life on the East Side overwhelmed them. The interminable hours in the sweatshops, families crowded six to a room in the tenements, the growth of crime and near epidemics of dysentery, typhoid and tuberculosis, the "tailor's disease," seemed to reflect the chaos of their lives. Howe quotes the Yiddish writer Leon Kobrin...
...announced purpose of the move was, in fact, "to reflect the [increased] importance of personnel policy and management" in the University...
...area campaign has gone on too long; both it and the main campus organizing activity have been blocked by the Harvard administration at every conceivable turn. The HEOC and the Med Area District 65 newsletters attacked by Powers reflect the accumulated frustrations of two years of stalemated organizing activity. The Med area case has long languished in the halls of the National Labor Relations Board both in Boston and in Washington, and both sides are currently awaiting a ruling on a District 65 appeal request. If the Board holds true to form, the request will probably be denied...
...Suffolk County police on Long Island had objected to regulations that banned beards, flared sideburns and hair that went over the collar. Thurgood Marshall and William Brennan agreed with the officers that the 14th Amendment's "liberty" guarantee protected them since "an individual's personal appearance may reflect, sustain and nourish his personality." But William Rehnquist, writing for a six-Justice majority, said drily that where the state's standard is not "so irrational that it may be branded arbitrary," the individual's rights must bend "to the overall need for discipline, esprit de corps...