Word: refering
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...writing to commend The Crimson for its efforts to inform the Harvard community about the University's activities in the Third World. I refer in particular to the article appearing in The Crimson of November 12, 1985 concerning the University's involvement in the development of a medical school in Pakistan...
...gentic reasons, surely, many New Yorkers are unable to deal with this fact. They moan and cry and point to population indicators by whose standards Shanghai is the center of the universe. They bite their grimy nails and refer to the rest of the country as "the provinces...
...words or images put forward in books, magazines, pictures, or speech as "the graphic sexually explicit subordination of women..." could sue anyone who creates, presents, publishes or sells the material. At this time of increasing vigilantism, any of us who in our teaching or in informal discussions or conversations refer to matters of sex or sexuality, be it in respect to art, literature, philosophy, or the social or natural sciences, could be sued for "forcing pornography on" people or as "trafficking" in it. The definition of pornography in the ordinance is sufficiently broad to cover any of the better...
blade: cool way of saying oar. Also a way to refer to the painted part...
...than a lot we've been hearing," but doubted the role of women in the church would be a serious concern at the synod, since it is not a significant issue outside the West. Malone's document complained about poor communication between Rome and religious orders. It did not refer specifically, however, to the unsettled dispute between the Vatican and 24 U.S. sisters who last year signed a pro- choice newspaper advertisement on abortion. The Vatican has threatened to expel those sisters from their orders if they do not affirm church teaching...