Word: unfairly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Long past are the days of alleged links between affirmative action and grade inflation, or the charge that homosexuals undermine civilization, or even the epithet "little lady's sewing circle," that he bestowed on the Committee on Women's Studies a couple of years back. Granted, it would be unfair to expect the professor to be quite so provocative all the time (though his old friend Camille Paglia seems to be having a bit more luck). But calling the Harvard faculty "a bunch of liberals?" That's so mundane as to be pathetic...
...first objective is to put the museums together, then focus on museum initiatives," Knoll said. "No one's been resisting a move. It would be unfair to the future director fours to enact a decision that might require major fundraising...
Sometimes life is unfair--even for members of the Undergraduate Council. Last week, we criticized Campus Life Committee co-chair Rudd W. Coffey '97 for taking credit for something he did not do. Well, after a Harvard administrator recanted, it turns out that Coffey deserves partial credit...
...away from the world." The treaty cuts global tariffs almost 38 percent and does away with other trade barriers. Congress approved the agreement only after incoming Senate GOP Majority Leader Bob Dole pushed for a clause allowing the U.S. to drop out if it felt other trading partners gained unfair advantage.Post your opinion on theWashingtonbulletin board...
...Seattle-sound" machine Pearl Jam has done it all: screamed about adolescent rage, crooned about adult pangs and complained about the unfair ways of the world. Does the band still have something to say?TIME music critic Christopher John Farleyreports that while the group's new album "has its share of stinkers" it proves the band is still an important force in rock. It "explores in more depth some of the themes the band has touched on in the past: alienation; the glory of youth; mortality; the difficulties that come with living in the public eye," Farley says...