Word: judgmental
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...four Nixon nominees plus White or Stewart equals law-and-order. Surprisingly, there has been little erosion of desegregation decisions or of one-man, one-vote reapportionment cases. Indeed, "except in the criminal area, the individual rights won under the Warren Court still stand." But, in Simon's judgment, "for the new interest groups, such as environmentalists, the new court direction suggests that they may have to look elsewhere for relief...
...legitimate an undemocratic process. As the South House Committee predicted, power remained in the hands of the Corporation's subcommittee, whose members come not from any of the ACSR's or the University's subcommittees but from the same world of high finance they are supposed to pass judgment on: in at least one case this Spring, a subcommittee member had to disqualify himself from voting on a resolution directed at a company of which he is a director...
...side of social realism, there's an attempt at describing what the editors call "The Pre-Med Subculture." I'm still not sure whether the author's final judgment is that some pre-meds are always "obnoxious and overbearing," or whether all pre-meds are sometimes "obnoxious and overbearing...
...include visits to NATO and EEC headquarters in Brussels. The tour, Brandt told the National Press Club, would provide a chance for "finding the highest working level possible for discussion between the President of the U.S. and the statesmen of Europe who wish to participate." The White House withheld judgment on Brandt's suggestion. However, Nixon has resisted group summitry in the past, believing it offers too much temptation for posturing and fruitless debate...
William M. Pinkerton, who has served on the selection committee for the past 18 years, explains: "You are trying to make a judgment about who this person is going to be ten years from now, what he will contribute to journalism and whether there is anything a year at Harvard will do towards that...