Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...reflected in the current composition of the Grand last, a "serious" attitude towards piano playing is equated with being an advanced piano student. Now while it may be true that many (although certainly not all) advanced pianists are dedicated to their studies it is equally true that many beginning and intermediate students are just as equally dedicated and "serious." Since everyone benefits most from playing a well-tuned, responsive instrument, it seems fair that if a Grand List should be maintained at all, it should reflect more than just the number of years that a student has been studying...
...moves reflect a changed attitude toward communication with the world outside of Law School faculty meetings. Like an oldline law firm which hires a public relations company, the Law School is beginning to look for new ways to cope with outside interest...
...Publishing the Harvard Law Bulletin, the alumni magazine, quarterly instead of biannually, "to reflect more of what is going on here," said new Bulletin editor Deborah Miller...
...than any U.S. President to the North Korean lines. He helicoptered to the Liberty Bell camp, where U.N. forces guarding the historic truce village of Panmunjom are based. At a forward observation post, he had a binocular view of North Korean military positions. Returning to Washington Sunday, Reagan could reflect on a trip that seemed successful precisely because of its lack of high drama. Quiet cementing of relationships with allies lacks the theatricality and tension of crisis negotiations and the dispatching of troops and ships, but it is vitally important. U.S. Ambassador to Tokyo Mike Mansfield is fond of asserting...
...military advisers blame the setbacks on commanders who are still waging a "9-to-5 war." But defeats in the field may reflect deeper political problems, including the absence of widespread support for the government and continued feuding between rightist and moderate factions. A government-appointed peace commission has met with guerrilla representatives several times to try to arrange some kind of settlement. But so far neither side has shown much willingness to trade its guns for seats at a negotiating table...