Word: foresights
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...constitutional privilege any more than in reliance on the Fourth Amendment right to suppress evidence unlawfully seized or the Sixth Amendment right to counsel and a jury trial. Were the Puritans dishonorable in refusing to testify against themselves? Could we have censured Professor Lattimores if gifted with foresight, he had assorted the privilege instead of volunteering an opinion for which he was indicted? We have no moral right to dictate the form of the resistance whether it be an appeal to public support, a suit to vacate a subpoena or a silence supported by the First or Fifth Amendments...
...take some loss, the Coop should concentrate on student service rather than piling up profits. No one can blame them for being understocked when courses blossom with unexpected popularity, but too many students in too many courses have had to wait for reorders to excuse the Coop's poor foresight...
...Thwarted Foresight. In Harrisburg, Pa., L. U. Leslie, 58, retiring after 30 years as a newspaper reporter, refused to tell other reporters what the L. U. stands for, said that his parents, not expecting him to live after a premature birth, had selected a name they thought would look good on a tombstone...
John Harvard, with wisdom and foresight complete...
Last week Smith surprised all of San Francisco; he resigned as editor of the Chronicle. The paper's owners, he explained, refused to go along with his Theory of Foresight. Fortnight ago, as the Chronicle dipped into the red, the owners fired 37 staffers while Smith was out of town. As soon as he heard the news, he hustled back with an ultimatum that either he would be consulted about such changes or he would leave. The feeling in the front office seemed to be that he had better leave...