Word: trustworthyness
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Former PBHA president Vincent Pan '95-'96 draws a distinction between being direct and being trustworthy.
In fact, I'm beginning to think I was naive in believing that this country's law enforcement is at all trustworthy or even decent.
But Whitacre made a fateful decision. "I did not feel comfortable lying to the FBI," Whitacre said. Instead, he blurted the truth to special agent Brian Shepard, "a very trustworthy guy" who ran the Decatur office. Whitacre soon agreed to carry a recorder hooked to his inside coat pocket while...
Citing a 1990 Wall Street Journal and NBC News poll which indicates that only 21 percent of Americans view the media as honest or trustworthy, Wallace suggested that a National News Council composed of journalists and academics-as originally set up in 1973-be resurrected.
"[The lack of College oversight] doesn't botherme at Perspective because I believe the culturewill selfreproduce honest and trustworthy people,"Feltman said. "But do I have a particular amountof faith in Harvard students in general? No."