Word: hates
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...generally careful and aware of my surroundings, but I hate feeling like I have to look over my back when I walk the path behind Leverett to Mather. It makes me sad to think that I am not supposed to plan any late night ice cream breaks without making sure that there is someone to walk home with me. Sometimes, just to defy this pervasive ethos of fear, I consider taking a late night stroll along the river. Before I even get my shoes on, though, I hear some voice of authority reminding me of that annoying story...
...appears that there are some kinds of hate speech that are acceptable at Harvard...
...hear about discrimination against gays, women, blacks and Jews regularly in the media and the courts. But it is still acceptable to discriminate against persons considered to be mentally ill, to harass them and to utter hate speech about them in polite company--even at Harvard University, a stronghold of political correctness. Are some kinds of hate speech good? What is the difference...
...illegal to hate Jews and blacks in America. Persons alleged to be mentally ill are treated the same today as they were during the Inquisition. --Roy Bercaw, Cambridge
...just don't think that dog will hunt this time." "Saddam Hussein is probably better off than four years ago." Quoting Jack Kemp as saying Dole never "met a tax he didn't hike. "Supports electronic gun control checks. If they register "tilt," the buyer "gets zippo." "I hate drugs, Senator." "Great Britain--they've always been loyal to us." "It is not midnight in America, Senator." "My blood pressure's lower, my weight and my cholestorol. But I don't want to make health an issue in this campaign." On drugs: "Just...