Word: revealing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Your editorial of March 13, says: "It is unethical whether on personal or private time for a professor to agree to not reveal the source of his funding...
Another objection to urinalysis is that companies are trying to control what workers do in their private time as well as during working hours. Because the tests do not reveal when a drug was used, workers could be penalized or fired for what they do in the evening or at weekend parties. Workers' rights advocates maintain that corporate antidrug policies can be particularly unfair in the case of marijuana, which has been virtually decriminalized in some states and cities. Says Los Angeles Labor Lawyer Glenn Rothner: "Termination for marijuana use, or worse, for simply having minute traces of marijuana...
...unethical whether on personal or private time for a professor to agree to not reveal the source of his funding and irresponsible to agree to censorship rights. Bok should issue an open letter which makes that proper academic ethic clear to all Harvard scholars. The 1977 rules fail to meet today's problems. There should be no delay in letting the world know where Harvard stands...
...backbending efforts to ignore color--and other characteristics we associate with "race" and "ethnicity"--we reveal the very real prominence it has in our society and even in our daily lives. I defy someone to tell me they do not notice the color of the person who reads the evening news or drives them to the airport or walks toward them on a dark street late at night...
...stage, neither seems to want a piece of the other's limelight. The evolution of their relationship parallels that of many first meetings: they move through periods of curiosity, and then chumminess before realizing that they are fundamentally incompatible. As they move through these phases, Langsam and Oleson reveal their characters' idiosynetacies artfully and gradually...