Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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According to students in his class, AssistantProfessor of History Pericles B. Georges said lastweek that the CUE Guide was strictly censored anddid not accurately reflect students' opinions.Georges refused to comment to The Crimson on hisstatements...
Association Executive Director Sally Alcorn, who founded the fair, said the international bazaar's purpose was to "reflect the international diversity of Harvard Square and to bring the academic and residential communities together...
...social scientists of the Academy, inanswer to the critics, have tried to make a casethat "ambiguity" is inherent in the socialsciences. For example, an anonymous member ofClass V told the Harvard Crimson reporter(13 March) that the critiques of Huntington's workas pseudo-science by hard scientists in theAcademy reflect their psychological inability toaccept ambiguity. "I don't know that any socialscientist would meet their standards. They arepsychologically angered by it. They are people whowant certainty," the member is quoted as saying."They have no tolerance for ambiguity." Whoeverthe member was, his statement is very similar tothe statement by Seymour...
...reflect on baseball uniforms? Well, like the alleged flat seam on the baseball, the height of the mound, the spitball or the tricks the wind plays on a fly ball, the uniform is just another nuance of the game...
...among inmates is forbidden in prisons, but the law does not always reflect reality. With AIDS on the rise and many prisoners in the high-risk group of intravenous drug users, the danger of an epidemic among convicts is real. The state of Vermont confronted the threat last month, when Governor Madeleine Kunin approved a policy of giving a condom to any prisoner who requested...