Word: complemented
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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While Sigma Chi is similar to final clubs in that they restrict membership at their parties, Menkiti says the group's role is "not to provide alcohol," but rather to "complement the social aspects of Harvard...
...infatuated with polls that they have supplanted the issues they were meant to complement as the hottest news stories. When we bombed Afghanistan and Sudan, the media focused on what Americans thought about the bombings without investigating why we thought it. Reporters wanted to know only whether we initially agreed with the air strikes and whether they were too eerily similar...
Rawlins's anti-apathetic stance presents the perfect complement to the ideals for which Annan so diligently strives daily. During his short speech at the reception, he said, "You are the leaders of the 21st century. You must help us put the world on the right track." We hope students here and in the rest of America will take heed. GEORGE S. HAN '00 JEAN C. HAN '02 Sept...
Clairmont isn't alone in her troubles. Another keynote speaker was hospitalized for depression, another lost two of her sons, a third was abandoned by her father. Their burdens differ, but they are all Women of Faith, adherents of an evangelical Christian movement that is rapidly becoming both complement and antidote to the all-male Promise Keepers. And despite the problems, the tenor of the weekend becomes resolutely cheerful. "Joy" is invoked almost as frequently as God. Members of Women of Faith don't trade promises or admonishments; they swap stories and compliments. Since 1996, when the for-profit enterprise...
Notably, some administrators have begun calling these activities "co-curricular," signifying the new way students are using their undergraduate activities to complement their educational and professional plans...