Word: subjection
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Professor Marc D. Hauser was thankful that he knew the day's lecture subject like the back of his evolved hand...
...tried as hard as I could to put this and Whitewater in the smallest possible box and to let it be handled by others and to respond only when required. But now we see why for over 200 years no one had any idea the President should be subject to a civil suit and believed that the chances were that if one was filed, it would have an overwhelming political aspect...
...great names on the list, TIME sought out a hall-of-fame collection of writers and thinkers. The logic was simple: Who better to profile Winston Churchill than British writer John Keegan, perhaps the greatest living military historian. William F. Buckley Jr. was so taken with his subject--Pope John Paul II--that he awakened senior editor Joshua Cooper Ramo early on a Sunday morning to chat about how best to end his piece. The pairings--which also include Elie Wiesel on Hitler, Doris Kearns Goodwin on Eleanor Roosevelt and Salman Rushdie on Gandhi--led to a set of portraits...
...course, not all interfaith interactions need to be in religious settings: "The biggest religion-involved issue on campus is the presence of religious activities in the Houses," says Michael M. Rosen '99, chair of Hillel and a Crimson editor. Rosen says the subject of religion in the houses is "touchy, but potentially rewarding" and feels it needs more exploration. This weekend Hillel is sponsoring seders in each of the Houses to bring religion outside its accustomed boundaries...
...should shy away from. Most of my good friends are religious people in a variety of traditions. Don't be afraid. Go up to the person with the head covering or distinctive dress and ask them about it. Don't consider religion such a taboo subject. You will be surprised how it will enrich and educate any discussion. And don't be afraid to think religiously. Try it, if only to put yourself in another's shoes. You won't regret...