Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...outset, the review focused on complaints that the book had become overly subjective. Critics charged that the book often failed to faithfully reflect student opinion and had come to resemble The Crimson's tongue-in-check Confi-Guide. Several science professors voiced additional objections, complaining that the CUE's general questionnaire did not allow for an accurate assessment of science courses because it focused on reading assignments instead of problem sets and labs...
Galbraith retorted that his remarks had been quoted out of context and did not reflect his view of foreign service officers. He called them "highly dedicated, competent and often courageous." The feeling in Washington, however, was that this self-described political ambassador had overstayed his welcome. "They're supposed to be ambassadors for all of us," said a State Department official, "not just one wing of the Republican Party...
...another page I story, Dingman is quoted as refusing to supply the breakdown of transfers accepted and rejected by House, "because he said he does not want these statistics to reflect poorly on any Houses in particular...
Dingman refused to supply the breakdown of transfers accepted and rejected by House because he said he does not want these statistics to reflect poorly on any Houses in particular...
...standard hour for work normally done in the private sector for between $40 and $60." The Pentagon's response: the weapons it is buying are more advanced, technically sophisticated and effective, and thus costly; they take so many years to build that the numbers coming into use still reflect Carter rather than Reagan buying policies...