Word: sandel
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President Clinton had a similar compulsion during a White House dinner in November when Professor of Government Michael J. Sandel discussed the importance of community values in society...
Intrigued by Sandel's words, Clinton asked the White House usher for a pen so he could take notes on the back of his menu...
Though the President invited a dozen scholars, including Eaton Professor of the Science of Government Samuel P. Huntington, Dillon Professor of Government Emeritus Richard E. Neustadt and University of Chicago sociologist William Julius Wilson, Sandel made a particularly resonant impression on Clinton, insiders...
Furthermore, Bosco condemns "Justice" professor Michael Sandel for making "it clear with which side his sympathies lay." For anyone who watched the debate without bias, it was clear that Sandel was merely trying to elicit some argument from Mansfield, who seemed resolved not to make one. Sandel's attempt to draw Mansfield out--and to salvage an embarrassingly one-sided contest--was more of an effort to rescue the floundering Mansfield than to harm him further. It is Bosco's article, severely influenced by obvious personal prejudice, that makes it clear with which side his sympathies...
Even in class yesterday, Sandel likened Tuesday's class to an episode of Donahue or Oprah...