Word: one-sidedness
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Indeed, the council has several weighty allegations of press unfairness on its docket. Among them: charges by Graham Martin, U.S. Ambassador to Saigon, that New York Times Reporter David Shipler had inserted "numerous inaccuracies and half-truths" in a story about U.S. assistance to Saigon (TIME, March 25); a complaint...
Moral Cynicism. But officially, Jerusalem still bristled because the U.S. had assented rather than abstained* on a one-sided United Nations censure of Israel for raiding suspected fedayeen hiding places in Lebanon following the massacre at Qiryat Shemona. Pickets carried signs outside the King David Hotel, where the Secretary of...
Freshman John Horn quickly disposed of Army's Chris Lai, 6-2, 6-1, while Hugh Hyde, in the sixth singles position, downed Dan Hubbard, 6-3, 6-3. Charlie Krusen, Sandy Wilson and Jim Levy together gave up only seven games in their one-sided matches.
Perhaps the problem with DeCrow's book is that it lacks the total perception or awareness needed for such a work. The one-sided view is accompanied by few suggestions for improvement or action. DeCrow says that her book is not a summary of laws on women. That is unfortunate...
During the Christmas break Harvard faced the Quakers in what amounted to a one-sided battle for the Crimson until the last minutes of the game.