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...context. But Bush’s comment would be offensive in any context. He effectively accused Senate Democrats—who have been as of yet lukewarm in their criticism of Bush’s foreign policy initiatives—of being irresponsible, uninterested and unpatriotic. Such an unfair characterization effectively cuts off debate by branding all those who legitimately question White House policy as un-American...
...acquittal by arguing that the laws violated were misguided. Juries would then decide whether the law, as applied in a specific case, was fair and appropriate. A jury could refuse to convict even admitted criminals if it decided that the laws under which they were charged were unfair...
Another problem is that while the plan covers allergy remedies, such as Claritin, it does not cover more powerful and necessary medication like allergy serums. This, again, is unfair; those who need the medication most are those who find themselves without coverage. Harvard should not merely follow the lead of other institutions; it should do what is right...
...rating for last year dropped to 3.7 overall, with only 65 percent offering an unconditional recommendation, and 18 percent claiming that “unfair grading policies” were a weakness of the course, something not mentioned in the previous CUE evaluation...
Students went so far as to create a Geocities website entitled “IHateB29,” in which students could post complaints about unfair grading...