Word: barres
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...many pro-choicers concede that the fetus is a human being and argue that some people should simply be put out of their prospective misery, like a horse with a broken leg. You seem to espouse this view: "What if the fetus is retarded or plagued with the Epstein-Barr Syndrome--should the child be forced to live an unpleasant life?" Your concern for the future happiness of the fetus is most touching. However, your position flagrantly violates the principle of individual liberty. Nobody--not the chancellor of one's Reichstag, nor the general secretary of one's Supreme Soviet...
What if the fetus is retarded or plagued with the Epstein-Barr Syndrome--should the child be forced to live an unpleasant life? As in the other instances, the parents should be able to make the decision as to whether the quality of life will be so bad as to justify the fetus' not having a life...
...Germany. Curators had a hard time classifying Feininger because though he moved to Germany when he was 16, he was born and raised in New York. Since he came to prominence as a German, he never really lost that identity. But when Museum of Modern Art curator Alfred Barr included Feininger in a 1929-30 exhibit on American artists, he ran into "outspoken hostility...
...help maintain minority employee satisfaction, the First Chicago Bank's Leadership Program employee satisfaction, the First Chicago Bank's Leadership Program provides mentorship and sensitivity training, according to Barr. She says the bank's turnover rate for minorities is the same as for whites...
...Although Barr says most people find the efforts acceptable and Littlejohn says he has "rarely if ever heard the comment that [a minority] is underqualified," polls reveal a country increasingly frustrated with racebased programs...