Word: subjectively
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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While Rowe was talking to state investigators, he suddenly changed the subject and claimed that he had shot and killed a black man during a night of racial rioting in Birmingham in 1963. Rowe said he reported the killing to FBI Agent Byron McFall and was told to "forget it." McFall has denied the allegation. Police have no record of the killing, but they do not rule out the possibility that it may have occurred...
...undergraduate asked if she would be the subject of a Crimson profile. "Oh no," she answered, a bit worried. "I'm much too controversial around here already. But maybe some...
...also developed a wariness of that governmental staple-statistics. "Numbers are the bricks and mortar of economics," he concedes, "but they can always be jiggered to support a case. The only statistic I still trust is my Social Security number." To those who question his fondness for his subject, Taber offers an observation from Economist Robert Heilbroner: "A man who thinks that economics is only a matter for professors forgets that this is the science that has sent men to the barricades...
Legal experts cautioned, however, that it would be unwise to read too many implications into a Supreme Court refusal to review. The court might have many reasons for this refusal, including simply a desire to postpone substantive discussion of such a complex subject until fall...
...Supreme Court ruling was a bad one, not necessarily from a moral standpoint, because everyone is entitled to their feelings on the subject, but because it left the original 1973 ruling saying, essentially, anybody who wants an abortion can have one, if she can afford...