Word: prospectively
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...Princeton: a bunch of rich white kids who only wanted to associate with themselves.” CAP gained notoriety for its opposition to affirmative action, homosexuality, and the increase in minority and female students on the Princeton campus. A 1983 article in CAP’s magazine, Prospect, entitled “In Defense of Elitism,” has drawn considerable fire from Democratic senators at the Alito hearings for its attacks on racial minorities, homosexuals, and the disabled. “It deals with the fundamental issues of equality and discrimination,” Kennedy said...
...opposition to coeducation and affirmative action. Specter said his aides searched more than four boxes of files, accompanied by Kennedy's staff. "Judge Alito's name never appeared in any document," Specter said before questioning of Alito resumed. "The files contain canceled checks for subscriptions to CAP's magazine, Prospect, but none from Judge Alito. The files contain dozens of articles, including investigative exposes written at the height of the organization's prominence, but Samuel Alito's name is nowhere to be found in any of them...
Ariel Sharon needed rest. After spending last Wednesday morning in meetings with ministers and security officials at his Jerusalem office, the Israeli Prime Minister decided to go home early. He was due to undergo a heart catheterization the next morning?ordinarily a routine procedure but hardly an appealing prospect for a 77-year-old man recovering from a stroke suffered just a few weeks before. Sharon was driven 56 miles south to his family home, Sycamore Ranch, in the western Negev desert. Friends who talked to him reported that he was in low spirits. At about 9 p.m. he spoke...
...medical experts second-guessed Sharon's doctors after his hospitalization last week?Did doctors err in prescribing blood thinners after the December stroke? Should he have spent Wednesday night in Jerusalem rather than at the ranch??the world grappled with the prospect of life after Sharon. His departure from the political stage has sucked the air out of the peace process for the immediate future. No one, left or right, expects a quick follow-up to the Gaza disengagement or an early return to the negotiating table. Sharon's 60 years of fighting on Israel's front lines gave...
...first day at the new job, having absolutely no experience, I was panicked about the prospect of being sent off to write. So I was glad when our morning meeting stretched past the two-hour mark. But by 4 o'clock, after we had ordered lunch and eaten it around the conference table, I was a little freaked out. G-8 meetings don't last that long...