Word: unfairly
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...have had a paper returned with a mediocre grade only to see a comparable paper by someone in a different section praised to the skies by a different TF. Indeed, one of the largest problems with the Core is the fear of random assignment into the section of an unfair TF who's grading practices are out of line with the rest of the class. Professors can do much to alleviate this problem, however, by circulating a set of standards and expectations to be evaluated in every paper in exam. Make sure the TFs follow the standards. Make sure...
This program drew the ire of the PSLM because members said they thought it was unfair to prisoners and ordinary laborers...
...vote in the House was not only about steel. Minority Leader Richard A. Gephardt made no secret of his intent to make steel only the first step in a general protectionist program. He called for a plan "to combat the unfair imports" that have resulted from the economic crisis, saying "the U.S. should not be forced to unilaterally take in a massive global import surge." Such a move would be one of the most dangerous actions we could undertake. Removing the booming U.S. economy from the world scene would make recovery far more difficult, as well as probably...
...Students Archie C. Epps III and Coordinator of Student Activities Susan T. Cooke are in charge of doling out the precious real estate, most of it located in the basements of Yard dorms. For student groups, the process of winning this space can be frustrating and at times seem unfair. Epps and Cooke decide on a case-by-case basis what groups from a pool of applicants will get space when it becomes available Too often, groups that need the room--publications, organizations with large memberships--go without space, while barely active clubs and magazines keep theirs. For example...
...preparatory courses like the Princeton Review and Kaplan are also give wealthier students an unfair advantage, according to Schaeffer. Preparatory courses like these are "steroids to boost test scores," he said...