Word: sparkingly
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...their education as much as Professor Klem's did Her love of learning ensured that students minds were engaged during class--an all too phenomenon at Harvard. At the end of virtually every class students asked questions of her of themselves and each other as they walked out. To spark that kind of questioning should be the goal of every professor...
...recommendation" "It we could spark some serious research in the use of cannabis and other relaxation therapies meditative techniques and so on, to the end of being able to teach these methodologies via public television, we might be able to get the net tension of the nation down sufficiently to abate this unholy arms race that seems to be terrifying the whole world out of their wits...
...future is as close as Saturday for the laxwomen, who will face Yale in their first home game in three weeks. And although this weekend's two relatively easy wins didn't provide much challenge, they could just be the spark the squad had needed. The Crimson, which had recently been suffering from a mild slump, upped its record to 7-3 (3-1 in Ivy play) with the two wins...
While the Harvard men's lacrosse team still hasn't regained the offensive spark it showed last year, it seems to be doing fine, think you, with a defense that's been pretty sharp of late...
...sharp edge of grief--the death of a parent, for instance--may slice through one's day-to-day sensibilities. Personal tragedy becomes linked to universal--to war to cruelty, to the inevitability of death it self. Similarly, a supremely wonderful or insightful moment may spark a feeling of simpatico towards humankind in general, a sense that maybe, at that moment a fellow on the other side of the earth is thinking the exact same thought. D. M. Thomas understands these moments, and it is his particular gift to be able, in his writing, to reveal and explore this pulse...