Word: protectively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Walsh believes the biggest obstacle to stopping Harvard crime is educating students to take measures to protect themselves...
...very much like the condominium he lives in. Marshal Preminger lives in a complex of towers that "only sell to the right sort." In the same manner, he is cut off from himself: "Secretly, he was niggered, PR'd, chinkified." His apartment is "an investment to protect," just as his answer to the classic question, "To be or not to be, you schmuck," is that "if you pay and pay, eventually they must give you something for your money." Preminger is finally overcome by his 37-year-old virginity, and commits suicide. But even this, the most depressing...
...conference concluded that a journalist, whom the conferees defined as anyone employed in a newsgathering capacity by a periodic medium or a scholar or researcher in a bona fide capacity with intent to disseminate, should have a broad legal privilege to protect confidential information and sources...
...gathering called for a federal shield law to protect this privilege but emphasized the need for a broad-based law. "If Congress does not pass a broad shield law then no shield law should be passed," the members agreed...
...country's archaic 19th century penal code, the sweeping reforms were finally hammered out after three years of angry debate in the West German Parliament. Said a spokesman for Chancellor Willy Brandt's Social Democratic Party: "All the law does is catch up with the times and protect the freedom of the individual to sexual determination...