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...Generally, severe errors in judgment are prerequisite to finding oneself negatively portrayed on the front page. But I sympathize with my fellow students. Obviously neither student would have wanted their front-page appearances; both are visibly in over their heads. Two students’ lives are somewhat ruined at the moment, and it’s painful to watch...
...that they are getting the most out of their potential if not out of their youth? Clearly, many parents are caught up in that quest, even if they quietly harbor doubts about its merits. "Parents have, to a large extent, lost confidence in themselves and in their own good judgment," says Peter Gorski, a committee chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics...
...that would not endanger life”—Before the Storm ultimately fails to define exactly how Goldwater’s 1964 defeat led to the monumental change in the political climate in years to come. Instead, the book ends with the media’s contemporaneous judgment on the Goldwater debacle, as the two leading political analysts of the time predict that if the Republicans again nominated a conservative, their candidate would lose so badly that it would put an end to a competitive two-party system. Perlstein concludes, “At that there seemed nothing...
...Combat Integration and the Vietnam Antiwar Movement, Last Suppers: If the World Ended Tomorrow, What Would Be Your Last Meal? and Dixie Chicks: Down-Home and Backstage), but the reviews of his past work were less than glowing (i.e. “Throughout the book, Dickerson’s judgment is questionable...
...living wage and become less open to PSLM’s concerns does not justify coercive protest against it. These previous moves sparked debate about the living wage in a way the sit-in has not; now, the debate focuses only on PSLM’s error of judgment. With the sit-in, PSLM has hardened the administration’s resolve. The group has squandered its public support and has turned against it many students of whom the vast majority support a living wage...