Word: nevertheless
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Nevertheless, says McLaughlin, "She's the kind of person who could let [an injury] bother her, but she has always come back...
...literally, the freedom of interpretation of individual process. While Professor Susan Suleiman's textual reading of George Bataille's "The Story of the Eye" as pornographic art may have felt marginal and esoteric to those uninitiated in the Marxist-Freudian syntheses of feminist literary criticism on which she drew, nevertheless the premises of authority and desire questioned had a very practical aim. Such a reading as Suleiman's illustrates how pornography, like art, lies in the eye of the beholder. The process of intellectual questioning is crucial to transforming cultural values and the kind of sexual economy they engender within...
...demeaning and unfair to force recipients to take make-work jobs, and critics in California say they doubt there will be enough meaningful work for the trainees. Says Democratic Assemblyman Tom Bates: "It's cruel to send people through a training program and not get them a job." Nevertheless, GAIN attracted broad support among Republicans who have long opposed traditional welfare plans, as well as among Democrats who want to support jobs programs yet avoid being pegged as big spenders hooked on giving handouts to the disadvantaged...
Obviously, although Harvard is under pressure to comply with the law, it does not have to be Draconian in enforcing it. Naturally, no savvy administrator would publicly announce a policy of leniency, and no student body would call for its announcement. Nevertheless, in paying lip service to the law, Harvard has fulfilled its moral obligation. There is a responsible way of enforcing the spirit of the law which need not treat students like children...
...Nevertheless, house committee chairmen contacted yesterday said they would be able to go on and find new ways to promote house unity...