Word: terming
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...objective was to foster a sense of community amongst the Korean students at Harvard. I had hoped that most Korean students could participate in KSA activities, share the Korean culture, and together get involved in any capacity on issues that affect Koreans politically," Choi says. "Some people use the term KSA to refer to a social clique, a Korean drinking group; it was never meant for that purpose," he says...
According to the Harvard RSI Action Home Page (http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/rsi), a page put together by students at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), RSI can be potentially debilitating, causing long-term soft tissue damage if not treated early...
...ingredients of a good merger, but it won't be easy. The world is glutted with manufacturing capacity and doesn't need more cars--even fancy German-American ones. And the bottom line on big mergers is that they don't work. "Three years is not a very long term to integrate a culture," says Schrempp. "If we are really there after three years, then we really did a good job." And if not, Schrempp, not to mention thousands of global workers, will...
...still too early to judge the long-term effectiveness of Dayton. The U.S., committed at last to resolving the conflict, radically changed the course of events for the better, and the process continues relatively peacefully. In one of the more deadly parts of an imperfect world, that is no mean achievement...
...replace mentoring relationships with full professors. A mentor can help prospective academics to learn how academia works and facilitate their entrance into a field of study. A personal relationship with a professor can help to focus intellectual curiosity, assist in finding a thesis advisor, provide a source of term-time employment and write the letters of recommendation which are invaluable to any senior...