Word: dealt
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...trip to Bulgaria, finally returning to Tunisia. Amid all this frenetic travel, whose purpose only the P.L.O. chairman himself could fathom, Arafat studiously managed to avoid going back to Jordan, where he had been engaged in intense discussions with King Hussein a week earlier. By not doing so, he dealt a crippling and possibly fatal blow to the bold Middle East peace plan that Ronald Reagan had proposed last September...
...crucial in sustaining an informed electorate. It is for this reason that the press enjoys certain exceptional rights. But it must not ignore the responsibilities that accompany them. When the public learns, through bitter experience, to doubt the accuracy and honesty of the press, a heavy blow is dealt to democracy and to the social contract upon which it is based, and the foundations of the future freedom of the press are weakened. It seems to me that the moral obligations of the press to society should, at Harvard, command greater respect than they might elsewhere. I do not like...
...American Music after Rolling Stone's inferior but useful "Illustrated History of Rock & Roll," which combines essays about the most important artists with more general pieces providing an overall view of a particular movement Rockwell would have been able to discuss his themes more thoroughly and could have better dealt with artists he should not have ignored...
...most of the nation knows how successful eye surgeon male tennis competitor Richard Raskind had a has decided to explain why anyone would do such a thing. In Second Serve, which was written with John Ames, Richards presents a rambling, humorous and sometimes impassioned memoir of how Raskind Richards dealt with a desire to change the unchangeable...
...publications. The Undergraduate Council has recently distributed a question and answer pamphlet about the Board which is quite useful. Those who would like a more official version of much the same information can consult the relevant section in the Handbook for Students. My annual report of two years ago dealt at length with the assumptions and purposes of the Board and is available in my office. Two more informal sources are a speech given by the Secretary to the Board. Dean [John R.] Marquand, to Freshman Advisers this fall and a description of the Board written by Thomas Crooks...