Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...development offers a moment to step back and recall arguments voiced when the masters' plan was first presented. Is it more important to insure that houses reflect campus diversity or to give students a free choice? Is there a problem when choice begins to reinforce house stereotypes over a number years, to a point where statistics reveal that 54 percent of Kirkland House residents were varsity athletes last year...
Others contend that African American comes no closer to capturing a unique heritage than the word it would replace. S. Allen Counter, a Harvard University professor of neurology, has coined the term Afrindeur Americans to reflect the mingling of African, Indian and European bloodlines. "Historical, biological and cultural integrity is what's in a name," says Counter. "We must be true to all of those." In Los Angeles entertainer John KaSondra has embarked on his own crusade in favor of "Dobanians" -- short for descendants of black African natives in the American North...
Dean should encourage department to invite minority scholars to Harvard in case their paper record did not reflect their qualifications...
Editor's Note: The Crimson sports department welcomes letters from its readers. The letters do not necessarily reflect the views of The Crimson staff...
...impulses which have always been within us. Until, sadly enough, we either become numb to our own humanity and to the reality around us; or we refuse to acknowledge the need to continually reexamine ourselves in order to improve from within. Each of us has the choice to stop, reflect, and look within. And yet, we seem to throw this most precious choice away. In an academic environment where we tend towards the abstract, and we try to externalize and analyze, we often forget that real knowledge is incomplete without the knowledge of one's self...