Word: judgmental
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Harvard administrators said yesterday that they are reserving judgment until they review the report's research methods. They also pointed to recent reforms in the Core curriculum and efforts to train graduate students to be better instructors as proof that Harvard is already addressing some of the report's concerns...
...first complaints about the students' behavior came more than 18 months ago, during which the behavior continued and brought criticism from a number of section leaders and classmates. It was several months into the current school year before the investigation began and another few months before a judgment was handed down from the Faculty and Staff Standards Committee (FSSC...
Then the phone rang. It was a clerk from Judge Wright's office, saying that in 30 minutes the judge would issue her ruling in the case. She was granting the motion for summary judgment. It was all over. Bennett had taken a lot of criticism for not settling earlier and avoiding the entire Circus of 1998. But he was convinced all the dirt would have found its way out anyway, and any settlement that included an apology, which Jones' husband had insisted on, would have been seen as an admission of guilt that Clinton would never escape...
Clinton: The charges are not true. I want to reaffirm my position. I absolutely deny them. It's in the nature of summary judgment that it doesn't give me the chance to convince 12 people that the factual allegations are not true. But I feel there's enough evidence that's come out that would raise serious questions about the charges against...
What has evolved in the Jones case is not vindication of the legal principle that no one is above the law and that the ordinary citizen ought to have a day in court. Instead, it is the fundamental error of judgment shown by the Supreme Court in ruling against the appeal by the President for a delay in the trial until he is out of office. Certainly, the dignity and sovereignty of the office of the President should not have been allowed to be so terribly besmirched. (THE REV.) RALSTON B. NEMBHARD Orlando...