Word: tend
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...tend to think of him as Harvard's most constructive critic--he has a great critical mind," observes Rosovsky...
However, peer counselors and health officials add that most undergraduates, particularly heterosexuals, tend to feel that their youth makes them immune to the disease. They therefore ignore the recommended precautions, such as using condoms...
...vast majority of Germans seek reconciliation with the victim nations. They are also inclined to forget the past and tend to resent the unceasing recollection of it; it is against these tendencies that von Weizsacker made this speech," says Erich Goldhagen, who teaches a course on the Holocaust...
...There are advantages in the series of con-connections that you make with friends and people that you know. It gives you a background on how to deal with people, doors tend to open more, and you tend to meet a broader base of people," Clark says of the Harvard connection...
Indeed Harvard graduates say that the most influence the feel from the University is what they learned while attending Harvard. "By in large Harvard alumni are more socially aware of events and issues, and they tend to be more outspoken than the average person, and their opinions are backed with good reasons and well thought-out philosophies in government," says Sullivan...