Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...first is the "Report of the Committee on Relationships Between the Harvard Community and United States Intelligence Agencies" (Intelligence Agency Guidelines). The guidelines contained in the report were announced by President Derek Bok on May 20, 1977. The guidelines reflect the position of the Ad Hoc Committee and the President, with which I fully agree, that Harvard as an institution should not prohibit the acceptance of research support from the CIA or any other agency, so long as the terms and conditions associated with the funds conform with institutional research policies and the existence of the agreement is made public...
...designees. The disclosure and consultation elements of the above statements allow for these kinds of individual determinations. I would also note that the Intelligence Agency Guidelines, unlike the other two policy statements, were not adopted by a formal vote of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. They do, however, reflect the results of careful consideration by a University committee, (including consultation with a number of faculty members and others), have proved useful in providing guidance over the years, and have the strong sanction of the President of the University...
...bill, the Republicans told Reagan, did not reflect his original tax- reform plan. It had been usurped and ideologically warped by the Democrats, they said. Reagan listened patiently. Then he pulled out a packet of index cards and began a prepared response. He understood the Congressmen's concerns. He too would oppose the bill -- if it were unchanged in the final version. But for the process to continue, the bill must be passed and sent to the Senate, where it could be improved. If killed in the House, there would be no second chance...
Levine said the Third World art courses were added "to make the history of art at Harvard reflect the history of art, not the history of Western art." In addition, Levine said, Harvard is considered to have the nation's foremost program in Near Eastern and Far Eastern-art, and the new survey courses will allow students to study "what they can only study at Harvard...
...creation of specific architecture courses will reflect the growing view that the study of buildings is a self-contained discipline independent of art history...