Word: rethink
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Someone called him the Elvis of sport because he was a crossover pioneer, sexy and gorgeous, who forced the public to rethink its view of his form of entertainment. But there was more to Muhammad Ali than his amazing cunning in the ring; more than his reputation as the most charming showboater in boxing history, with an impish rhyming wit that had the power of both butterfly and bee. As Spike Lee says of Ali in the enthralling new documentary When We Were Kings, "He fused politics and sport...
...Deans Knowles and Lewis are truly committed to the betterment of Harvard, they will rethink their decision to increase the size of future entering classes. No matter how talented the pools of applicants, the College should not take steps which require it to taint the residential housing system and its commitment to diversity. These two pillars of the Harvard vision, after all, are significant parts of what makes it such an attractive college in the first place...
...Color is a moving target under the best of circumstances, so how, I wondered, could these color mavens function in such variable conditions? How could they ever hope to pinpoint the hues my wife or I would choose (by dint of inexorable social forces) when it came time to rethink our apartment for the 21st century? I had to keep reminding myself: These people are trained professionals...
...when his latest report appears in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science this week, Gilbert's skeptics may have to rethink their criticism...
...annual salary of $71,250 for an R.N. with 20 years' experience is not considered cost efficient," she wrote. "To hospital administrators who want to replace R.N.s with unlicensed workers, I say, 'Someday you will be in the hospital! And then there won't be any time to rethink your decision...