Word: humanization
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...television and its preachers have replaced religiosity, and the search for simple human goodness has become increasingly complex. In his comic new novel The Book of Marvels, Christopher T. Leland succeeds in finding that place in the modern world where goodness knows no religion...
...Book of Marvels is admittedly not a mind-cracking book. It tells a warm story about good people quietly, completely and simply. It takes us into a full world where things, after all, do not turn out that badly. Which would suggest that beyond power and genius there is human decency and simple caring, and that is not such a bad thing to think upon closing a book...
...modern American research university is something like the popular view of the U.S. Marine Corps. Harvard, and a few institutions like it, are the few and the proud, an elite handful of educational institutions. We--Rosovsky has a penchant for the first person plural--advance the front lines of human knowledge, and we never wallow in the trenches...
...world population, which will double to 10 billion within the next century, will put even greater pressure on the environment, he said. "We can't solve the environmental problems without solving the human problems at the same time...
Robert R. Bickal, former director of employee and labor relations, takes over the post of vice president for human resources as management-worker relations become more decentralized following an agreement between Harvard and HUCTW...