Word: spoken
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...recent days, at least two professors in thearchaeology wing have begun a search to identifygraduate students who have spoken with TheCrimson, according to Phillips Professor ofArchaeology and Ethnology C.C. Lamberg-Karlovsky.Van der Merwe has also attempted to identify thosewho have spoken out, two graduate students...
...pushing manufacturers of the ubiquitous halogen lamps to switch their production to a more efficient form of lighting, and he has spoken to the Coop about selling a more efficient lamp to students...
...people have spoken, and Yeltsin has listened. Clinton has not. He keeps campaigning for Russian democracy, but he refuses to acknowledge what the people voted for in a democratic election. Why did Clinton spend so much of his Moscow trip cheerleading for economic reform? That is Yeltsin's job. Why should an American President expose himself and his country to blame for the suffering such reform inevitably brings...
...same token, now that the Russian people have spoken, it is time to change our attitude to Russia's foreign policy too. During the fight to the , finish between the Soviet-era Congress and Yeltsin, it made sense for the U.S. to back him to the hilt. That meant bending over backward not to offend Russian nationalism: leaning hard on Ukraine to disarm; raising no fuss when Russian troops intervened in Georgia, Tajikistan and Moldova; keeping the East Europeans out of NATO...
...leaves all the defense's witnesses virtually undisputed. Most persuasive was Dr. William Vicary, a psychiatrist who specializes in sex offenders and has evaluated 750 accused murderers. After spending 88 hours with Erik, Vicary concluded that Erik had been the victim of sexual abuse. Asked why Erik had not spoken of the abuse until almost a year after the shootings, Vicary answered, "It's very common for people who have been molested to not come forward with that information. It's a dirty secret. There are powerful feelings of shame, self-blame, humiliation." Similarly, Stuart Hart, a professor of psychology...