Word: hazardly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Russian thinkers today believe that a system of organized law must exist under transitional communism. In "Soviet Legal Philosophy," issued this week by the University Press, Editor John N. Hazard reports that until 1937, communist writers felt that law and socialism were incompatible...
...Hazard, professor of Public Law at Columbia University, adds, "The originality of Soviet jurists lies not in striking out on a novel course but in their interpretation of Marxism to meet the particular condition of the period in which they wrote...
...editor of the work, Hazard seeks to answer the question, What does law mean in Russia? The selections, arranged chronologically show how Soviet leadership since the Bolshevik upheaval has attempted to develop a theory of law which would solve the practical problems developed by the revolution...
...wrote "play was hard and under tension, and I am sorry that any of our players were responsible for any of the unsports-manlike action that marked especially the third quarter. None of the injuries on either side, however, was the result of such actions, but were a normal hazard of the game, and in no instance subject to penalty...
Occupational Hazard. In Baltimore, when zoo officials brought in a new gorilla to meet Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro, he stopped them short: "Don't let him near me-I mean it. Since I've been mayor of Baltimore, I've been bitten by a snake, clawed by a lion cub and kicked by a camel. . . Let's buy him and get him out of here...