Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Human rights activists and Western diplomats believe that many of the death squads are led by officers in the Salvadoran army and security forces. The recent upsurge in their activity appears to reflect the mounting frustrations of the ultraright, which has seen its power gradually erode over the past year. The right failed to gain control of key ministries after the March 1982 elections, and it has also been unable to derail the government's programs to redistribute land more equitably. Making matters worse, in the right's view, the Salvadoran Peace Commission, sponsored by the interim administration...
After the meeting Tobias said that Palmer's statements reflect the University's growing belief that "minority students are no longer in need of the services that were provided in the put." --The Cornell Draft...
That was 1981. So, as Harvard House football commences this week, it seems appropriate to reflect upon that year...of the point...
...recent, unrelated moves reflect this emerging mentality. The first involves the marching band, the ragtag collection of rowdies which has come under fire the past couple of years for its cheeky halftime shows. Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III decided that the performances did not "communicate across generations." To insure more widespead comprehension of the shows, Epps decided he would have to start reviewing all scripts beforehand...
Here too, Starr's views reflect his underlying sense of moderation. As Starr explains: "I've always considered myself a liberal who took liberalism seriously. Never having been a radical. I was never disillusioned. I cannot recall a point at which I said, 'Oh my goodness. I was so innocent...