Word: skins
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Graduate Schoolof Education. "If we are true to the meaning andthe spirit of the music then we ARE Blackenough...Yes, as the racial and culturalcomposition of a group changes, the focus of itsexpression may shift. But let us remember that weare all 'students of life,' and that skin-colorneither inherently implies an understanding ofhistory or culture, nor a lack thereof...
Danilewitz wrote in his article that TheCrimson's diversity efforts are superficial,interested only in the skin color of its writers.He said the paper still lacks politicallyconservative writers...
Cotton is mistaken when he writes that affirmative action "demeans blacks and Hispanics by saying that the essence of their being is their skin color, that the diversity they bring is only skin deep" and that it "produces an artificial, superficial diversity." What is truly demeaning and superficial is that Cotton seems to think that blacks and Hispanics (like me) want to go to graduate or professional school or any school at all just to show off our skin color and/or our "quaint" food and customs...
...protean actor and patriarch of an acting dynasty, whose myriad roles ranged from the dramatic (High Noon) to the slapstick (Airplane!) and, most famously, to the adventurous (Sea Hunt); in Los Angeles. As former Navy frogman and underwater gumshoe Mike Nelson in the 1950s television series, Bridges popularized skin diving, though he felt artistically hemmed in by his watery role and once mused, "If we could just get some way to do Hamlet underwater, I'd be happy." In later life he presided over the careers of sons Beau and Jeff, who got their start acting alongside...
...should also be known that my boyfriend does not love me because I am "mysterious" or because I embody "an element of unattainability." He loves me for qualities that transcend the color of my skin: striking good looks, effervescent charm and, of course, abundant humility. SHARON C. YANG '98 March...