Word: respecter
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...profits, but to eliminate the substantial losses that threatened to deprive Cambridge residents and Harvard students of the city's only kosher restaurant. By thus rescuing Mavens, we are able to serve kosher food to the vast majority of Jews who will eat in a restaurant kosher in every respect but which operates on Sabbath. Half a loaf is surely better than none...
...fixed on his son Drew, a tackle. "This is history in the making right now." Later, young Randall, between gulps of ice water, agrees: "The problems all went before. We're starting new." Running back Stephen Thomas, a presidential scholar, reflects the new determination. "We can come back. People respect what we're trying to do now," he says. "The legacy of Eric Dickerson and Craig James only has a crack in it. But that will be forgotten...
...such vehicular mayhem justified? Many police and some legal experts argue that high-speed chases help maintain respect for the law. Says Sergeant Jim Mattos, spokesman for the California Highway Patrol: "As soon as you develop a policy of no chases, then the only people who are going to stop are the honest ones." Moreover, supporters insist, many chases end in the capture and arrest of serious criminals. Asks Donald Schroeder, adjunct professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan: "If it were the Son of Sam in the car that you were chasing, would...
...Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities, reproduced in the 1988-89 Handbook for Students states "the University [is a] community ideally characterized by free expression,...respect for the dignity of others, and openness to constructive change." And yet the University invests its image and considerable endowment in South Africa, supporting a regime that denies Blacks these same rights to free expression, respect for their dignity, and the openness for changing the aparthied system...
...Kennedy who runs begins with a tremendous reservoir of respect and affection with a large number of voters," said James Roosevelt Jr., who also lost to Kennedy that year...