Word: reflections
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...want to welcome fellows [of the new Radcliffe Institute], or other people. We want to be able to reflect our past, but open our arms for other people in the future," Bundles said last spring. "So we propose to change our name to the Radcliffe Association...
...from the crowded middle seats. Their feelings tip and tilt according to circumstance and conditions: Was there a waiting period, counseling? If it's a teenager, do her parents know? Surveys find that 65% of people accept first-trimester abortion, but 69% oppose anything later than that. The laws reflect the public ambivalence of a country that wants abortion to be available but not easy. And pro-life forces have done everything in their power to make it harder, by focusing on the unimaginably hard cases. How can you abort a fetus developed enough to have fingernails, they...
Their intensive preparations reflect the fact that presidential debates can turn on the most minor mishaps. And both sides have been jockeying for the slightest possible advantages...
...that less people end up walking as a result of the revamping," wrote Pforzheimer House resident Fabianna S. Del Canto '02 in an e-mail message to Pfoho-open, a House-wide mailing list. "The volume of students taking the shuttles is not regularly spread out. Shuttle service should reflect this...
...authoritarianism set in after terrorists sabotage America's computers). "We said, 'Let's take our optimistic runaway prosperity and just drop-kick it,'" says Cameron. But just as captivating is the show's mix of black, brown, white and yellow faces. It was a conscious decision, says Eglee, to reflect the diversity of the setting--Seattle, icon of the new economy...