Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...even the most militant protesters admit to favoring a North Korean- style Communist government. "Actually we are in favor of democracy first and then unification," said a Korea University sophomore. Such views reflect a brand of thought that one U.S. diplomat labels "infantile Marxism." Says a Seoul prosecutor who has handled many cases against radical students: "They harbor some romantic views on the nature of the socialist state, and their idealism leads them to think that some of the problems of our society could be solved by socialism. But few understand or are dedicated to bringing the North Korean system...
Memories of bright college days will change a little at Princeton University, which plans to change the words of its official song to reflect the fact that some the school's loyal progeny are now female...
...Then you reflect on the great moments which happened here. Havlicek Steals The Ball. Bobby Hull's 600th goal. The Flyers' 29th game in a row without a loss, a new NHL record. Michael Jordan's 61 points. B.C.'s "goal at 10:01." The triple-overtime thriller against Phoenix...
...UNSUBTLE attack on contemporary cultural and political degeneracy focuses around our obsession with media. He's better at portraying his paranoid vision of its future than at moralizing about it, but you get the point. Channel 147's carefully targeted druggie DJ-snooker commentators, who are aimed both to reflect and numb the population, are perfect examples of Davies's vision...
Harvard's residential system gives student life stability and creates communities in which each student is an integral member. Yet what is arguably the best feature of Harvard life can also be its greatest drawback. Rather than living in neighborhoods which reflect the true character of the College, we live in self-defined islands which do not even begin to capture the nature of Harvard's student population. Although we experience Harvard's mythologized diversity during our freshman year, that pretty much ends when we leave the Yard...