Word: humaneness
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...regardless if it can be attributed to human nature, institutional memory or the status quo, we all need a break from time to time. As I sit here with a seven-page Harvard Model United Nations Secretariat application burning a hole in my desk, I remember with fondness my one non-application extracurricular activity this year--IM ice hockey. If there had been a selection process, I wouldn't have had a chance seeing as I accomplished nothing greater than falling over. But standing there on the ice, in skates that caused my ankles to turn in and gloves...
Though he was a pioneer in the field, his intense and varied interests shifted dramatically to the workings of human reasoning...
James became a highly influential 19th-century pragmatist philosopher. He coined the term "stream of consciousness" to refer to the sometimes disjointed narrative of thoughts and desires that form human cognition...
While some feminists have long fought to place full blame for rape on the rapist's choices, Natural History of Rape implies that this may not be the case because human genes could have evolved to favor the behavior...
Setting a formula to determine financial aid, as the present opposition proposes, denies the individuality of ability and need. Inevitably, the human elements of need and the grays of ability will be discarded in a black, white and blind equation. How many hungry brothers and sisters are equivalent in need to one overburdened single parent? How many cross-country stars are worth a concert cellist? Rather than looking at a student--at his abilities, his potential, and his circumstances--colleges would be forced to drop the relevant facts into the right holes and resign themselves to whatever decision the financial...