Word: equal
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...months we have been bombarded with articles about states rejecting the Equal Rights Amendment or attempting to rescind their previous approval...
Ironies of ERA I was sorry that in your story on the states that have equal rights provisions in their constitutions [March 26] there was no reference to the irony of how well ERA (Article 1, Section 18 of the Illinois constitution) is working in a state that refused to ratify the federal amendment...
...resident of one of the 14 states that have equal rights in their constitutions, and I know that the reality is not that terrible; in fact, it is very, very good. It works...
Rosovsky's final line of justification then for discouraging student involvement--that the Core will not affect students now enrolled--also proves illogical. This same argument might be applied to the Faculty with equal validity. Professors who will retire next year, assistant professors who will not receive tenure and professors who don't plan to teach Core courses are also unaffected by the Core. Should Rosovsky have barned them from the Faculty debates on the Core Curriculum last year...
...consideration. Big business now sends its titular heads as emmisaries to Washington. Like the ruler of a foreign nation, the CEO's charisma--derived from his control of billions and billions of dollars--gives him access to the powers-that-be in Washington. In principle, every citizen has equal political right. In practice, some are more equal than others...