Word: disregarded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Callous disregard of undergraduate opinion has gone too far with the announcement that Kresge will be the only dining hall open this vacation. It's not that we object to the quality of the food--we've long since lost our taste for that. Nor is it that it's so far away, since exercise is probably good for us. It's just that we don't want to get beat up on the Weeks Bridge after dinner every night...
...integrity of the court and the jury. The canons of ethics provide that a lawyer having any justified grievance against a member of the judiciary should lodge that grievance with the appropriate authorities and not indulge in public defamation. Mr. Belli should know this. That he should so flagrantly disregard the code of professional ethics and his oath as an attorney is a discredit to him and to his profession." Belli responded by saying he would resign from the A.B.A...
...girl who proved no Goddess or the squash match he lost. And his bladder is no more prolific than formerly. One week Senior's roommates buy a dart board. Hours a day they play the same heavy game. Finally, in an act of will, they disregard the board and dismantle the darts. But it's not the dart game either. It's Thesis Thoughts...
...speech to the state legislature, Scranton blasted Pennsylvania labor officials as "demagogues" whose actions are "blatantly political and frankly hypocritical," whose weapons have been "distortion, half-truth, and a complete disregard for the future of Pennsylvania and its people." Indeed, said Scranton, these labor leaders "crucify both the unemployed and the working men and women of Pennsylvania on a cross of falsehoods...
Handlin explained that slavery in the United States was unique in that it considered the slave a commodity rather than a person, leading to a disregard for the slave's personal life. He attributed this to the fact that before 1820 slavery was assumed to be only a temporary situation...