Word: beare
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...they have much to offer. David M. Bartley, a university president after leaving the speakership of the Massachusetts House, has been of a disappointment, and his sudden pledge to oppose any tax increases rocks of the worst Reaganaut pandering. Connolly is distinctive only in that his appearance and gestures bear a remote resemblance to those of Bill Murray...
Each fall, Geraghty embarks on an aggressive recruiting campaign that takes her to campuses across the nation. "People have referred to me as Bear Bryant," she says. A host of student recruiters assist in the ambitious drive, and Geraghty says they have been the school's most effective advocates...
...they have much to offer. David M. Bartley, a university president after leaving the speakership of the Massachusetts House, has been of a disappointment, and his sudden pledge to oppose any tax increases reeks of the worst Reaganaut pandering. Connolly is distinctive only in that his appearance and gestures bear a remote resemblance to those of Bill Murray...
...refinements are myriad. If a married couple can use a donor to help create a baby, for example, should a single woman who wants a child be allowed the same right? What about a lesbian, or a transexual or a homosexual male couple? If a surrogate mother contracts to bear another couple's child, does she have the right to smoke and drink in defiance of their wishes? Does she have the right to an abortion? And what of the baby born through such methods: Does it have a right to know its biological parents? Or even a right...
...such a free-for-all atmosphere, the courts have been increasingly forced to intervene. A typical case was Syrkowski vs. Appleyard in Michigan. George Syrkowski and his wife had contracted to pay Corinne Appleyard $10,000 to bear his child, but a state court refused to recognize him as the father. Detroit Circuit Court Judge Roman Gribbs ruled in 1981 that surrogate arrangements are not for a court to approve but are "matters of legislative concern." However, Michigan has no state laws regulating the hiring of surrogate mothers, an omission that Richard Fitzpatrick, a Democrat in the state legislature...