Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...students in the banner policy case, and the ones arrested last spring, were protesting the university's $22.3 million invested in corporations which do business with South Africa. Boston University's policy on student activism has tended to reflect the conservative views of its president, John Silber...
Senior Editor Walter Isaacson, who edited the Special Report, has had ample time to reflect on the drug problem since 1979, when he wrote a TIME cover story on the Colombian cocaine and marijuana connection. Says Isaacson: "The big change is not in drug use, which has come and gone in waves throughout the entire century, but in the public perception of the problem. More and more people are saying, 'This has to stop...
...September 17 and 18, 1936, all eyes were turned to the past. Thousands of alumni and honored guests from around the world flocked to Harvard to celebrate its 300-year history and reflect on the University's tradition of consistent excellence. The event was of international importance, calling for the participation of honored guests and delegates from 325 universities in North America and 45 countries in Europe, Asia, Australia and Africa...
...says his job is essentially to help the "key people in the institution avoid getting sucked into spending so much time on day-to-day matters because if that happens, then they can't step back and reflect...
...effective judge has the obligation to reflect the nation's fundamental values in each difficult decision while protecting the basic principles of the Constitution against the "winds of the hour," said one of Israel's Supreme Court Justices Aharon Barak. "A judge must be a historian, philosopher and prophet...