Word: clark
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Clark said that when he went before the adhoc committee that Bok convened, "he seemedextremely well prepared. I was amazed that he hadtaken such pains" in studying the case...
Professor of Law Robert Clark said that Bok'sdecision in the Trubek case "was a difficult one,but the correct decision...
...Clark, one of the opponents to Trubek's tenure,said that there were questions about the qualityof his scholarship. Bok's decision "representswhat ought to be the primary value: scholarshiprather than administrative ability," he said...
...Clark said that supporters of Trubek wereciting his administrative skills as much as hisscholarly talents. "I think Bok said, 'pay moreattention to scholarly merit," Clark said...
...merely the final step in a celebrity process that reduces political discourse to the level of Entertainment Tonight. As the line between movie stars and political figures has become blurred, Americans now demand the same intimate knowledge about their leaders that once was reserved for the romantic entanglements of Clark Gable or Elizabeth Taylor. Rather than wrestling with the complexities of arms control and a troubled economy, the public tends to look for personalities they can trust, whose judgment and integrity make them feel comfortable...