Word: judgemental
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Many saw these internal conflicts at the Review as a reflection of the political infighting that was a way of life. Conservatives who had opposed publishing the piece unedited fought back, exhibiting appalling judgement. On the anniversary of Frug's death, they published a savage parody of her article in the "Revue" issue. No student was ever disciplined--administrators cited the First Amendment. More problematic to most observers was the environment which would spawn such insensitivity. Liberals charged that teaching methods, unchanged since the past century, were to blame...
Other unexpected delights are Wassily Kandinsky's The Last Judgement (again, more women) and two Legers. Works like these are not represented in any collections in the Boston area, making their presence alone enough reason to visit the exhibit...
...wanted to reserve judgement on the petition in light of the fact that there were some withstanding legal questions," he said. ("What happens if the referendum is set aside or affected in some way [is that]the city would be left without [its original] rent control laws...
Associated Press wire reports were used in this story.Crimson File PhotoCity Councillor JONATHAN S. MYERS, shown here during a recent campaign, said he wanted to reserve judgement on a home rule petition until he could see whether a legal challenge to Question 9 would emerge. Yesterday, one challenge...
...shocked and saddened to read The Crimson's staff editorial endorsing Gov. Bill Weld '66 for re-election ("Vote for Bill Weld," Opinion, Nov. 1, 1994). The Crimson's usual high standards of journalism seem to have been lost in the staff's rush to judgement...