Word: reflective
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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According to LeeAnn Michelson '77, the health career advisor at Office of Career Services, these statistics reflect a larger trend. She says admissions officers have told her that the numbers of new applicants to medical school nationwide has decreased...
Edmister and Michelson say that although there has been a decline in the number of new applicants to medical school, the numbers do not necessarily reflect this because many students are re-applying...
...While pageants may have been exploitive of women in the past, pageants today reflect upon modern women--women who are ambitious, intelligent and have career goals," Huang said...
...consisted of 30 stocks since 1928, and for most of this century most of those companies were in heavy industry, reflecting the times. But as we've moved from the industrial age to the technology-and-information age, the nature of industry has changed radically. In 1959, for example, manufacturing accounted for 28% of gross domestic product, vs. 17% today. Meanwhile, health care has grown from 3% to 11%, and financial services from 14% to 18%. Since the 1980s the Dow keepers have been scrambling to reflect such developments. So in the '80s American Express and McDonald's were added...
...debatable whether any 30-stock average can accurately reflect a diverse and changing economy. Most market pros prefer Standard & Poor's 500 index. But John Prestbo, markets editor at the Wall Street Journal, says he is committed...