Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvard owes its depth in large part to decades of donations and dedication to the arts. The many patrons of the arts converging on Cambridge for the opening of the Sackler Museum reflect the University art collections' broad base of support...
...questions that are answered in the recruiting material or the fact sheet. But you may want to investigate some aspects of the position or training program in greater depth. If you have done extensive research on the company, you may have an issue to discuss. Your questions should reflect an understanding and concern for the industry and company for which you hope to work...
What personal characteristics do you have that make you think you will be successful in your chosen field? What are your work habits? What is your grade point average (GPA), and does it accurately reflect your ability? Why do you want to make a career change at this point in your life? If you had to do it all over again would you earn a Ph.D...
...suffered from AIDS since 1984. The message from President Reagan, who had made his first public mention of the widely feared and often stigmatizing illness at a press conference two evenings earlier, also concerned the scourge of AIDS. Read by Actor Burt Reynolds, the statement urged all Americans to "reflect conscientiously on their responsibility to do whatever is in their power to ensure that this pernicious syndrome is halted in its tracks and ultimately cured...
...Council, which concluded 20 years ago. The synod will follow a rare, three-day meeting in Rome of the full College of Cardinals. Some alarmists fear that a rollback of the accomplishments of the reformist council is in the works. That is an extreme view, but the synod will reflect the struggles among Catholics over interpretations of the council's pronouncements and the desirability of further change in the church...