Word: bannered
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Abramowitz, who was the first to hang a banner, said the sign had been allowed to remain in place for an hour and a half, before university officials removed it for the first of five times...
...students in the banner policy case, and the ones arrested last spring, were protesting the university's $22.3 million invested in corporations which do business with South Africa. Boston University's policy on student activism has tended to reflect the conservative views of its president, John Silber...
...cover had been progressing along the electro-magnetic spectrum, and most industry analysts expected this year's to be a color only dogs could see. Instead, the book's iconoclastic authors have once again shown their disregard for stale traditions and have decorated the book with a crimson banner, as well as a large 350th logo...
...school, meanwhile, is recovering from a guerrilla war among some of its faculty. On one side stand old-liners who teach law as a pure discipline, without value colorations. Attacking them is a rebel cadre under the banner of Critical Legal Studies, a left-leaning doctrine that claims the law is no impartial instrument but serves principally, and in partisan fashion, to maintain the status quo in society. Beneath the spoken issues lies a suspicion that the law school may have become too inbred and is not as concerned with legal ethics as it should...
...affidavit, learned from his superiors "that the KGB regarded the Walker-Whitworth operation to be the most important . . . in the KGB's history." The Kremlin apparently agreed: one KGB officer was decorated as a Hero of the Soviet Union, and two others received the Order of the Red Banner. The secrets learned from Whitworth and the Walkers, the affidavit quoted Yurchenko as saying, "enabled the KGB to decipher over 1 million (U.S. Navy) messages...