Word: reflected
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...tell me only that "it is not in the University's best interests." You must tell me-and a lot of other people, why, if, as it appears that is your belief. If you will not or can't, the entire question remains, and will remain open, and cannot reflect well upon either yours or the University's integrity and good faith...
...that, following the occupations of December 5 and 11, no charges were brought against individuals before the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities for use of force against individuals or damage to property. In this context, it was the feeling of the Committee that its disciplinary decisions could and should reflect the University's concern for understanding, good faith, and progress on the crucial issues at stake...
...lack of individual charges-together with the students' past disciplinary records-meant that the decisions"should reflect the University's concern for understanding, good faith, and progress on the crucial issues at stake," the statement said...
Brown is, by Ivy League standards, a relatively small university. It has an undergraduate college for men, and Pembroke for women, which together enrolled 3900 students last year, and a graduate school with another 1000 students. Even these figures reflect a deliberate policy of recruitment begun in 1955. Brown has no professional schools...
...Band plays differently today. It lives differently too. Both changes reflect a period of contemplation, and a hard-earned equilibrium. Three of them ?Robertson, Manuel and Danko?have lately married and have small children born within months of one another. In 1966 the group drifted up to Woodstock, N.Y., to be with Dylan after he broke his neck in a motorcycle accident. As he recuperated, they all played music together informally. Three songs on the Big Pink album also resulted, most notably Dylan's own I Shall Be Released...