Word: coded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...light of Watergate and its aftermath and My Lai and the coverup, it is critical for the Army to act and act now, quickly and courageously and in support of the old system. The honor code has to be applied to the full letter...
...code is an anachronism but a good anachronism. People used to say the Army is just like IBM, but it is not. The purpose is far, far different. This is quite true when the blast of war blows in our ears. The word of one officer to another has got to be utterly reliable. You can't afford to have any doubts about somebody's word in combat...
...would not change the part of the code that says a cadet will not lie, cheat or steal. As for the toleration clause, if a cadet directly knows of wrongdoing, he would still be required to report it. If he hears secondhand, he would not be required. My notion of the way an honor code should function is what happens at the University of Virginia. At initiation, students will be told, "All right, ladies and gentlemen, we don't lie, cheat or steal, and now we'll talk about your curriculum." At West Point, the whole thing...
...after a year of discussion and hearings, the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which represents the governments of the 24 most highly developed non-Communist nations, has drawn up a code of ethics intended to guide the multinationals in the conduct of their far-flung enterprises. To Americans, who are more familiar than most with the concepts behind antitrust law and the idea of corporate disclosure, parts of the code may seem elementary or oddly archaic. Yet in many areas of the world these concepts are little known. Hence, in a sense, the OECD code...
...code itself is a list of 29 rules grouped in seven major areas. Among them...