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The course will examine the problems of defining universals , constructing a list of universals , and determining the causes , consequences , meaning , and significances of universals in understanding human society , culture and behavior . If control depends on access to some channels of communications , as Mulgan suggests , than the resolution of current discussions concerning the definition of universal service is destined to have a significant impact on community and democracy . Walter Burley was another important influence on Albert , though this is somewhat puzzling in view of the fact that they had opposing views on the nature of universals . rather , the glamour attention-span wears off and the focus quickly switches before things crack through the surface into the uncomfortable depth of universals where issues explode , leaving us trying to live together ) . Examples of areas for such support would include the following : ( a ) integration of universal access features in the development of new transport systems , and the refurbishment of existing ones ; ( b ) encouragement of programmes using satellite-based distance education systems with multimedia and interactive features , to support the inclusive education of children with disabilities in regular schools ; and ( c ) exploration of the application of new technology , particularly information technology , to improve disabled people 's access to information , as well as social , physical and economic mobility . We have to admit also that the debate about the economic rentability of these special events would not have an impact if vast scepticism concerning the utility of Universal Exhibitions were not so prevalent . Harris Wofford was president of Bryn Mawr College a couple of presidents back and is probably best known for running for Congress in the early 90s on the platform of universal health insurance . He is also Ockhamist in his conception of universals , which he regards as spoken or conceptual signs , and in his theory of supposition , which essentially restates the Ockhamist divisions of supposition .