Word: vitality
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Juniors addressing classmates and parents yesterday described extracurricular activities as a vital element of the Harvard experience...
...witness the estrangement of the Concerned Christians from their (literally and figuratively) brothers and sisters, and we mourn their loss. It pains us to see them forfeiting vital and productive relationships--it pains us to see any persons closing themselves off to the wonderful diversity of the world...
Before drafting this policy, the College's position regarding rapes was only a matter of speculation. This vagueness allowed for assumptions by survivors, friends and potential perpetrators that sexual misconduct was not taken as a serious offense. Having a policy is only a first step--but a vital one in all educational and preventative processes...
Beyond the Walls asks the vital question of who the real enemy is. While the plot runs a typical route, Barbash succeeds in portraying many of the brutal realities of prison life. Israeli pop singer Boaz Sharabi makes a cameo appearance as an incarcerated musician. The moving film received an Academy Award nomination for the Best Foreign Film...
...getting canned, this was out of the ordinary. But later in the night, King had two guests, one pro-National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) and one anti-NEA. He capped a two-hour-long debate between the two with this memorable remark: "Two able spokespersons for two vital causes...next, open phone America...