Word: unfairly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Sociologist David A. Goslin of the Russell Sage Foundation argues that reliance on vocabulary skills should not be considered an evil in itself. "If facility with the English language is necessary for success in our society," he says, "then a test of verbal ability in English is not an unfair yardstick...
Dean Ford, chairman of the CEP, refused to discuss the alternatives which the Committee is considering. "There are still so many possibilities open," he explained, "that it would be unfair to come down on any particular...
...several bills have been introduced in Congress to restore the tax exemption. It is estimated that the new regulation will recover some $10 million in taxes. "But the primary objective," says IRS Commissioner Sheldon Cohen, "is not to add to tax revenues but to eliminate a source of unfair competition...
...refused me tenure on account of my political views. Presumably these rumors crop up from time to time because practically all members of the faculty of arts and sciences have the title and duties of associate professor or professor. If possible, I would like to scotch such rumors as unfair to Harvard. My appointment without limit of time goes back to 1951. Since then I have preferred the status of lecturer because it allowed a limited teaching load and time for research and writing. A number of administrative officers, including Dean Ford, and other faculty colleagues have gone...
...unfair, but not altogether untrue summary of Morris' lifelong attempt to replant some of the virtues of medieval Christendom into the sooty soil of 19th century England...