Word: noted
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...hasn't been the season that we wanted it to be or that we all expected it to be," Tortolani said, referring to Dartmouth's third-place league finish. "To go out on a good note is definitely what we were looking for, and that's what...
...lighter note, Roger O'Sullivan came to theCouncil meeting to commemorate what would havebeen the 94th birthday of Dr. Seuss, thechildren's book writer...
...responded, visit the first-aid trailers in July and August and count the numbers of golfers regularly treated for heat exhaustion. In the end, the federal magistrate ruled for Martin, holding that walking was unrelated to golf and that the PGA must allow Martin access to a cart. (Note to the vertically challenged: the NBA may still exclude short people, but that may soon change...
...continuing paucity of women science faculty, untenured as well as tenured, surely contributes materially to Harvard's relatively poor showing in educating women scientists. No woman smart enough to be a Harvard student can fail to note that she is unlikely to have much of a chance at the kind of science career that is being modeled so attractively for men. It is also possible that the admissions process somehow fails to identify enough promising women science students. In addition, there are persistent reports of women being discouraged by some faculty members' disparaging attitudes...
Your article "Inside Starr and his Operation" [SPECIAL REPORT, Feb. 9] said Starr's critics have taken to calling the grand-jury room "the Starr Chamber." It's interesting to note that a star chamber was a court that existed in Britain from the 15th century until 1641 and exercised wide jurisdiction under rules suited to the purposes of absolutist sovereigns. This court met in secret without a jury, used torture to force confessions and handed down severe judgments. Dictionaries define a star chamber as any tribunal or investigating body that is similarly unjust and inquisitorial. If the star chamber...