Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...sudden deaths of five Harvard undergraduates this year--two of them apparent suicides--have forced the University community to come to grips with the painful implications of such losses. While we cannot hope fully to know or understand the causes of these deaths, we should not fail to reflect on their bearing on our own lives...
...when they were in their prime. "Harvard," he said, "sort of led the way in terms of diversity of the student body, but what happened with hiring?" Educational institutions are places where you expect human beings to have their perspectives broadened. A university that does not by its image reflect the fact of diversity will have a hard time affecting reality...
...name a single one." The pitch has just one drawback: it is not clear that Hart would do much better. Exit polls in the North Carolina and Ohio primaries revealed voters defecting to Reagan at almost the same rate if Hart gets nominated. Darden's polls reflect that Hart is no more able to be elected in the South than Mondale is. A Los Angeles Times poll published last week showed Reagan beating Mondale 53% to 41%. But the numbers were just as bad for Hart. He would lose to the President...
Both John Neumann and Ru Selle Harwood's suicides have had a profound impact on the Harvard-Radcliffe community. As Ted Polich, a junior in Eliot House, has put it, their deaths have made almost everyone reflect upon what is most important to them. For Ted, a member of the Harvard football team who was laid up in Stillman Infirmary, as was I, the most central thing in his life is not the fierce competition for grades, but the love of his family and friends. Friends, from the legions I see streaming past my room into his he has many...
Some say they feel the guide should reflect the "explore the world and experience" attitude. "A lot of people on the staff fit the counter-culture image of the 60's--they've taken time off from this place and are willing to sacrifice and live cheaply just to be in a different country," says researcher and editor Gideon A. Schor...