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...have yet to get a response, which furtherfuels the suspicion," he continues. "Ron Brown, aschair of the party, is totally insensitive to thisparticular point. He has opened himself to ananti-Jewish bias--something that ought to beaddressed...
Bonifaz said he was pleased about the panel, Liacos has commissioned gender bias and raceethnic bias studies for the courts and is aware of the issue's significance, he said...
...aware that the coherence and organization of the report masks the complexity and debate that characterized the entire Task Force process. A diverse group of people argued over serious questions such as: What should the College do if charges are pressed in court and an internal hearing could bias the legal process? How does one "encourage" a survivor to speak to the District Attorney's office if she is extremely reluctant to think of her experience as a criminal offense? How can a "fact-finding" committee handle a case where a survivor only remembers fragments of an evening...
Despite the strong left-brain bias of TechSquares, there is certainly a more right-brainedappeal to the club. The music is especiallynoteworthy; it is selected from a wide range ofsources and is really somewhat bizarre...
...staff position cloaks its virulent antireligious bias none too well. Although it feigns agreement with President Neil L. Rudenstine's decision not to judge the issue, the staff nonetheless believes itself more equipped than the president to render a decision. Witness its disdainful insinuation that only "a Biblical literalist" could believe that the Bible condemns homosexual acts...