Word: enrichment
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...familiar concern of this kind is that computers may erect barriers that will isolate students and divide teachers from learners. If students have to spend more time with their new machines, they may become more solitary and avoid the human contact that does so much to enrich the university experience. If it really takes 100 or 200 hours to prepare a good program suitable for an hour's instruction, professors may withdraw to develop software leaving students to work alone at their consoles. There is also a risk of overlooking subtler benefits that come from older, less "efficient" methods...
Although he died in 1920, the more than $275,000 he contributed to the museum helped enrich collections well into the future and helped finance the acquisition of thousands of Nuzi artifacts, the museum's most important collection...
...discuss the Cambodian slaughters in the course," said Goldhagen. "They [the survivors] are exemplars, living evidence of the slaughters. They enrich our knowledge...
Harvard is among the chief beneficiaries of a tax system which exempts educational institutions from property taxes. Harvard, then, in its turn should bear its social burden, continuing to enrich the community, and "improve the quality of life," he said...
...with Black students, both at Harvard Radcliffe and around the country, Harvard Radcliffe and around the country. He fails to realize that Black students who sing in Kuumba gospel concerts, participate in Association of Black Radcliffe Women cultural show, organic classes in Swahili, or perform plays with Black C.A.S.T.-enrich the cultural and social life of the entire University. These students help educate as to the fact that the university, like the real world, is great quilt of diverse patterns and colors, held together by the common thread of the learning experience which is Harvard Professor Kilson dismisses the proposed...