Word: frauds
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...16th century fact, raised poignant issues: Do we ever know the person we love? Could he be someone else, someone better? What matters in a lover: his identity or his behavior? And, given the choice, would we trade him in for a model that was new, improved -- and a fraud...
This is unfair, Ballot fraud and illegal voting are serious issues that should be addressed, but they simply are not related to Beys. The staff's legitimate disagreement with Beys' "old ideas of high-profile, high-risk, disaster-prone concerts and social events" does not give the staff a reason to dump all over the Council and the new chair, linking him to corruption that he is not even involved in. The staff should wait to see how the new chair and the Council perform this semester rather than using this election as a chance to take cheap shots against...
...posters won't help when the campus is scoffing at council members' behavior. Certainly, that behavior has not all been Beys' fault. Last fall, an already beleaguered council sank into absurdity when Maya G. Prabhu '94--who narrowly defeated Beys in the fall vice-chair election--resigned over ballot fraud...
...Nearly 2,800 financial institutions went bankrupt in 1981 and 1992, with losses that could eventually total $300 billion. The Justice Department has almost 10,000 investigations under way, and its defenders point out that it has so far won 95% of its prosecutions for S&L fraud...
Scott is a former assistant U.S. attorney. He successfully prosecuted former State Senator Jim Kelly in 1982 for fraud and for taking kick backs...