Word: humaneness
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...envision '20/20/2000' as the first in a series of significant and high profile community initiatives," Grogan said. "[We are trying] to match the strengths of the University with critical human needs...
According to Liz S. Hilton Segel '92, a McKinsey assistant principal who attended the event, the gathering was an effort to show women undergraduates the human side of the firm--that "it is an intimate, friendly place to work...
...Exclusivity needlessly constrains the committee from incorporating on a wider, more human scale the citizens' and community's concerns and needs," said Jaron Bourke '88, of Nader's group...
While I am not such a conspiracy-theorist to believe that the University is deliberately trying to subvert the aspirations of its art students, the school must become aware of the power of what it does not say or do. It is human nature to crave a certain amount of recognition and even approval. Harvard's mute stance towards its art students leaves them with the impression that they are not worthwhile, not of value, at least in relation to students pursuing other occupations. Granted, there are more students interested in banking and consulting than in art, yet the approximately...
...that takes innocent lives should not be a political issue, as the Republican governor of Illinois, George Ryan, showed when he declared a moratorium on executions in his state. Rather than the political aspirations of a governor, the focus of public attention to the death penalty must be those human lives threatened by a system that is manifestly unjust...