Word: vitality
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...been a force nourished by ignorance and based on lies. Much of the criticism of Israel today is based on knowledge of the sad truths the Begin government's uncompromising policies have created in the Middle East. To call that criticism anti-Semitic is to inject venom into a vital public debate, one that ought to be as free as possible of extremist rhetoric. Equating criticism of Israel with anti-Semitism is certainly as wrong-headed as equating Zionism with racism. Neither illogical leap covers any distance towards the paramount goal--a just and permanent peace for both Israelis...
This Saturday will be Mike Corbat's last game in a Harvard Jersey. He will graduate not having won an undisputed Ivy League crown. But he will also close out his career knowing that he has been a vital part to one of Harvard's best squads in years...
...arms. As a matter of fact, the community of arms is there to defend the community of ideas. The important point is that we have common ideas regarding human rights, civil rights, our moral values, our moral laws. These have to be defended by the alliance. Hence it is vital that these common ideas be stressed again, in particular with a view to the younger generation...
...begin unconditional direct negotiations with the Salvadoran government to end the country's three-year civil war and to help reduce tensions throughout volatile Central America. Said Ungo last week: "We can now test the U.S. willingness to talk. The political will of the U.S. is a vital factor in leading to any dialogue...
Many acknowledge that a mammoth gap exists between officials and vital undergraduate life, and yesterday the deans seemed bent on closing it. Epps, in particular, spoke beforehand in very certain terms about learning more intimately about current student concerns and communicating a different images for himself...