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...personal beliefs as economic law. A substantial proportion of the articles in the Ec 10 sourcebook were penned by Feldstein himself and on many topics, only one side of the debate is included (such as his famous privatizing social security lecture). The course is so rife with bias that even The New York Times couldn’t resist a little Feldstein bashing: “Thousands of Harvard undergraduates have received a decidedly anti-tax, free-market-leaning introduction to economics” from Feldstein’s class...
...Children a fitting venue in which to make such daytime television history. According to an official statement from the show, All My Children has tackled many a controversial social issue in its 33-year history—such as “AIDS, abortion, drug abuse, racial bias and teenage alcoholism.” Lesbianism, it seems, was an obvious next step for the show’s producers. FM’s confidential sources high within the show’s internal party structure partly refute this claim, however, alleging that only after much heated debate did a lesbian...
...There was some discussion about training and whether that would bias the board, but if training is about process and procedure to help better adjudicate peer disputes, it’s more than appropriate,” said Jared M. Slade ’03, a committee member...
...does today if it had openly gay members? How can we keep ROTC off campus on the grounds that they discriminate while going out of our way to let HRCF do so? One might be tempted to say that it is a simple case of anti-military bias to allow HRCF to discriminate in the selection of its officers while denying the armed forces the ability to do the same on campus. Then again, one would hate to question University Hall’s renowned unflinching patriotism during wartime...
...Nobody's. (The sanctimonious one is, The truth.) The real question is whether the role of the press in war extends to maintaining morale--and to what extent "maintaining morale" is a synonym for "not ticking off the viewers." Arnett's crime was that he "created a perception" of bias, to use the standard weasel words. Worse, he created a perception of the opposite bias from that which, as is clear to anyone with sight, MSNBC wants to convey. The network flies a flag in its lower left-hand corner and uses the military's name for the war, Operation...