Word: gay
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Kennedy is conservative enough to have written opinions displeasing some feminists, gay-rights activists and civil libertarians. But students of his career agree that his hallmark is conservatism in a quite different sense: he avoids propounding sweeping doctrines of how to interpret the Constitution. Instead, he often decides cases on the narrowest possible grounds. Says Alex Kozinski, a former Kennedy clerk and now a colleague on the Ninth Circuit bench: "Judge Bork is an academician. He has an overall theory of the law and the Constitution, and he tries to fit cases into that theory. Tony Kennedy is much more...
...checks the alumni send in are never intended for the progressive groups about which today's students really care. Never for the Gay and Lesbian Studies Center. Never for the Green Party Alderman Re-Election Committee. Never for the Students Against Nuclear Byproducts...
...place smelled of Ben Gay...
...Pope-eye, a holy man. To the tune of Popeye's theme, Pope-eye sings, "I'm Pope-eye, the holy man. I live in the Vatican..." In the short, drawn from the original 1927 Popeye series, Pope-eye baptizes Brutus and hears Olive Oyl's confession as a gay-rights leader...
...members of the prodivestment slate, PeterH. Wood '64 and Consuela M. Washington, wereelected to the Board in last year's contest.Another pro-divestment candidate, Gay W. Seidman'78, was elected in the 1986 election...