Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...more important to ensure that houses reflect campus diversity or to give students a free choice? A new plan discussed by the masters this month may be the best balance between these two needs...
Fallon said that he did not expect Powell to ask particularly harsh questions. "I'm not sure how aggressive a questioner he will be, although that would not reflect a lack of interest or preparedness. It's just not in the character of the man [to ask aggressive questions]," he said...
...Banks, stores, post offices, buses, doctors' offices, and any other facet of daily life can easily exclude many who are equally deserving of their services. This is hardly an exaggeration, considering the leverage the state legislatures have in implementing the new policy and the tendency for these bodies to reflect the whims of the electorate...
...Banks, stores, post offices, buses, doctors' offices, and any other facet of daily life can easily exclude many who are equally deserving of their services. This is hardly an exaggeration, considering the leverage the state legislatures have in implementing the new policy and the tendency for these bodies to reflect the whims of the electorate...
...households and sometimes arrange for separate conferences." That is, if the parents have time. Single parents and two- earner couples are often just too fatigued at the end of the day to show much interest in open-house night or Johnny's science project. Students often reflect their parents' indifference. Says Hillview science teacher Ken Capie: "It's like they're always asking themselves, 'Why am I here?' They don't see the need to learn...