Word: fairings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...numerous atrocities the denial of free speech to 23 million of its inhabitants. He is welcome to employ his right at Harvard; we ask that he respect this hospitality by listening here to the position his government violently suppresses in South Africa. We ask, moreover, in this spirit of fair debate, that officers of this University not participate in shielding Mr. Kent-Brown from the real outrage at his presence being expressed by many, both inside and outside the room where he is speaking. While it is the University's duty to protect the free speech of its guests...
...arrive in Jerusalem with a blunt message for Prime Minister Shamir and other Israeli leaders: that the Pollard affair threatens to do long-term damage to Israel's vital relationship with the U.S. Nathan Perlmutter, national director of the Anti- Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, provided a fair sample of what the Israelis can expect to hear. "What began in stupidity quickly sank into irresponsibility," he told the Washington Post last week. "If this was a rogue operation, it's a fair question for people to ask why Israel has proceeded to promote the rogues...
Such a system--where everyone pays a percentage of his income to the professional school which trained him--would be much more fair than the current one. The cost of a credential should reflect its market value. Why should Harvard subsidize yuppies? If the University received what its products were worth, it could afford to give more scholarships, transfer more money to the schools that are usually slighted, such as the Divinity School or the Education School, and raise the salaries of junior faculty...
Loreen D. Costa '90, who accompanied Abrams to the fair, says, "I don't know if the energy is something outside of us, or within us, but I'm trying harder to understand...
...tossing around the possibility of the existence of some other force, some life energy," says Judy F. Abrams '90, who came to the fair because it was "something different to investigate...