Word: jacobe
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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After last week's riots erupted, a chastened Viljoen hurriedly agreed to talk to representatives of the squatters. By then, however, the damage had been done. "People here live in fear of today, tomorrow and the next day," said Crossroads Resident Jacob Mkhuzi. "There are so many scares and rumors here that no one can trust anyone anymore...
From 5 ft. away one sees how the chin of a woman is like a crag or how the white eyeballs of the old man on the left of the Jacob-Joseph lunette bulge like those of a bodhisattva in a "mad" Zen scroll; and how this is reinforced by colors nobody had seen since the end of the 16th century. They had begun to disappear almost from the moment Michelangelo began laying them on the wet plaster...
...page report of the special counsel, Washington Lawyer Jacob Stein, cleared Meese of any criminal acts but did not pass judgment on the ethics of his conduct. Common Cause, a nonpartisan public interest lobby, claimed that the findings showed Meese's actions to be unethical. The Common Cause complaint, in turn, prompted David Martin, director of the ethics office, to ask his staff to examine the case. Two civil service attorneys, F. Gary Davis and Nancy Feathers, wrote a memo last month that cited three "ethics violations" by Meese and one incident that presented an "appearance problem...
Regarding your article about the Harvard-Williams squash match on January 30 Kenton Jernigan won the Cowell's title and Darius Pandole won the Jacob's (not the reverse), Richard Jackson is not co-captain, you have matches 5 through 9 played against the wrong opponents, and Peter Dineen did not play at all. We're not too upset about these errors, though--the guy from the National Enquirer did not even show up. Steve Piltch Assistant Coach Harvard Squash Team
...encouragement" in its annual study, citing Jesse Jackson's presidential candidacy and new efforts to end apartheid in South Africa. The report also found some signs of increasing stability in black households. Still, the report called Reagan's record on black problems "deplorable." The league's president, John E. Jacob, singled out Reagan's "continuing attacks against affirmative action" and "the unwarranted entry of the Justice Department into civil rights cases in an effort to turn back the clock." Jacob contended that blacks, whose gains peaked in the 1970s, "have been sliding back" ever since. Example: black unemployment nationally remained...