Word: information
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Although the New England Journal of Medicine published the results in November 1974, Peter H. Meyers, legal counsel for NORMAL, said yesterday, "The important things is that the Army didn't totally inform the public of the results...
...route to Europe in 1971, he had stopped over in Alaska for a brief meeting with President Nixon), but he was dissuaded from doing so by the anti-Americanism of the Japanese left and the ill-will caused in 1971 when President Richard Nixon did not consult or even inform Japan be fore announcing a new policy toward China. To help ease that tension, President Gerald Ford went to Japan last November, and now the first Japanese imperial visit to the U.S. was meticulously planned to provide both nations with a graceful and rather old-fashioned diplomatic interlude...
...better plot dates and crimes, X's and Y's, and allegations against counter-allegations, until you determine who, in the sum of suffering, has done what to whom, and who is innocent. Only that kind of Fact, Boll reminds himself with the self-flagellation of exactitude, can inform correct judgement...
...vagueness of the form was particularly offensive to the CDF. William C. Smith '55, director of CDF's medical experimentation project, explains that failure to inform XYY parents of the potential "risks" associated with their child's development is deceptive and unethical, because the parents are not told of the true nature of the research. On the other hand, Smith says, to inform the parents fully of aberrant behavior they allegedly could anticipate is equally unethical and unfair to an innocent child. Such behavior patterns have not been documented, and saddling a child's parents with such a hobgoblin might...
...possible solution the committee has discussed is to place all counseling in one organization, in order more easily to inform students of their options. The group is also considering the prospects of employing more graduate students for advisory purposes and of increasing career counseling opportunities other than in medicine...