Word: unfairly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Herman L. Marshall, the president of the Graduate Student Council said the exclusion of GSAS students from the Law School's league was unfair because there are not enough people at GSAS to form an independent league. The Law School does not have the right to prohibit people from using the building because "it is not their property," he said...
Security mirrors and monitors for the late-night stretches as well as the standard "allowances for theft" of a city business, keep his overhead and thus his prices high, Higgins says. He defends the store against the accusation so many customers level at it--that it takes unfair advantage of its monopoly on late-night business to keep prices unnecessarily high. "There's a lot of competition," he insists, pointing to Sage's and Nini's Corner, the main daytime rivals. "You charge because it costs you money to stay open--any other store here would do the same...
...office returns on every night of every show we support. We know whether it plays to full or quarter capacity and we take that into account. Not as the criterion but a criterion. You may have an experimental production which gets a lousy audience, and it would be unfair to condemn the theatre for that, but if they have a lousy audience throughout the year then one begins to think well, that they're not serving the public...
Unlike the AIAW, the NCAA pays travel expenses for teams attending its national championships and Baker said that "the NCAA is using unfair practices to put us out of business because their resources allow them to offer benefits that the AIAW cannot afford to offer...
...Hampshire concern also responsible for a putrid arts and lifestyle rag in Keene, the Express clearly is an attempt to capitalize on the death of the Real paper (indeed, you can find the Express on the rack marked "Real Paper" in many local drugstores). Perhaps it is unfair to judge a magazine after only three issues. Notice, though, that the Express puts its calendar listings in the front, seven pages of how to eat, drink and be amused, before even a single article. But at least the listings are well-written. Anthony Lewis graces this week's cover (with...