Word: thoughtfullness
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
More dissatisfaction with quantitative history is found among undergraduates than among threatened historians. Supposedly so well trained at least on an elementary level by SMSG and the new math, many of the most able students at Harvard fear or hate thinking with numbers so much that they cannot evaluate some...
Despite the written detailed interview report and thoughtful comments by guidance counselors and teachers, admission officials have been able to reduce each case to one line of ratings and numbers. Every person who reads an application or submits recommendation is asked to supply some kind of ratings. The interviewers and...
Notable American Women condenses vast amounts of scholarship into three volumes, presenting the complicated questions that feed into women's history in an objective, thoughtful and readable manner. The individual portraits were written by numerous scholars and authors from around the country (one of the best, on the pioneer cultural...
A vast flow of "White House photographs," selected to show a thoughtful and very human President in firm command of the nation's problems, floods the media. At the same time, access to the man is blocked by the White House Press Office.
Love Among the Ruins may merely be a vehicle designed for veteran talents to exercise the beguiling skills of their youth without risking self-parody, to kindle our nostalgia for the kind of sophisticated romantic comedy the movies used to provide routinely (and television never learned to do) without risking...