Word: judgment
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...editorial by a Crimson editor, Hillary Anger, that was highly critical of the newly-formed Undergraduate Council Reevaluation Committee. Throwing any pretensions of subtlety aside, Ms. Anger stressed that her disappointment was caused by the Committee's membership, specifically referring to the members as a product of "poor judgment." Speaking as a member of the Reevaluation team, I would like to take this opportunity to respond to Ms. Anger's personal attack on the Committee members. First, I will try to expose Ms. Anger's attack for what it is--the bitter prattling of someone who was passed over...
...that all the women in the world belonged to him and only he had the right to procreate." His rationale, according to Elizabeth Barabya, another former member, was that "God believed it was necessary to send him down to be a sinful Jesus so that, when he stood in judgment of sinners on Judgment Day, he would have experience of all sin and degradation...
Mansfield called overall inflation a process of "debasing the currency" in academics. "It's unjust. It buries and obscures necessary distinctions, of academic judgment," he said...
Clinton and Secretary of State Warren Christopher might have cynically written Yugoslavia off as a special cultural case that matters little, or have accepted completely the flawed UN plan. It testifies to their conscience and judgment that they decided to cash in some new chips in an effort to improve America's bargaining position in Bosnia...
Ronald Reagan acted differently. He recognized that the deficit was a growing problem, but had the judgment to realize that it was a problem of spending, not of revenue. Reagan, a realist, knew that Congress members--whose main goals were re-election--would resist any spending cuts the administration proposed...