Word: sentimentalizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...this I have no argument. Unfortunately, I felt reactions to their comments were as narrow-minded as the comments themselves. As a frequent resident of the Undergraduate Council office, I have listened to several members (including a March 10 editorial in The Crimson) relate what must be a common sentiment: speakers who promote racial bigotry must be censured because they ignore the sensitivities of race relations...
...midst of all the Muslim-bashing which has been going on recently, this comic strip doesn't seem out of place. Of course, the reason for all the anti-Muslim sentiment is not new, but recently it has been spurred by the fact that a Muslim is now suspect in the bombing of the World Trade Center. It might be worth noting that he is only a suspect, but in an environment full of misconceptions about Muslims that may be enough to prove his guilt. What is overlooked is that his suspect, even if he were guilty, is not representative...
John K. Chung '92-'93 echoes a similar sentiment from a male perspective...
...idea of the Undergraduate Council's Reevaluation Committee--formally proposed by council member and Crimson editor Ted Rose '94--came at an ideal time for me and many other experienced council members. We tended to agree with the popular sentiment that the council needs to make a lot of changes to be more representative and worthwhile. Many of us had been talking through many larger structural issues informally...
...admitting East European nations will weaken it economically. But, says European Commission president Jacques Delors, "building Europe has not been a long, calm process." Forced to cope with the realities of a single market, the Reteguis, the Greens, the Sivieris and the Kastners would not disagree with Delors's sentiment...