Word: corruptedness
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Cohn is the ideal villain. He stole from clients. He corrupted the political system. He illegally lobbied a judge to secure the execution of Ethel Rosenberg (who haunts Cohn in his dying days, then says the Kaddish over his corpse, ending with a blasphemous but heartfelt "son of a bitch...
In his recently released book, Compromised Campus: The Collaboration of Universities With the Intelligence Community, 1945-1955, Diamond tells the stunning story of how the paranoia of the Cold War ruined the careers of academic professionals and corrupted America's leading universities.
The advertising industry has had a vast effect on modern art, but no modern artist has had more effect on advertising itself than Magritte. Yet there is never the slightest feeling that his work has been corrupted by its commercial reuse, and this is because of its clarity and intelligence...
The federal and state indictments bring new breadth and scope to the image of B.C.C.I. as a huge criminal enterprise that corrupted bank officers, government officials and journalists. Criminal counts against the bank, shut down by regulators last July, included specific allegations that B.C.C.I. bribed government and banking officials in...
"The idea of the university being critical of society at large, and being a place of discussion, is corrupted when people are too close to the administration," he said.