Word: unfairly
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...notion of resignation, dismissed as unfair and inconceivable once the overwrought January days had passed, rumbled back into the national conversation. Even before the report arrived, lawmakers were surprised by how quickly the mood was changing. They came back to work last week after spending some time at home and getting an earful. Real people, the lawmakers learned, were sick and tired of turning off the TV when the news came on and hearing their kids use "Monica" like a cussword. They kept asking each other how they were supposed to explain to their constituents why the President...
Mine is a strong and maybe unfair statement, but this is too important an issue not to have a comment. He refused to return two phone calls yesterday...
Upon Richard Nixon's resignation, Gerald Ford claimed that "our long national nightmare is over." At this point, Clinton's resignation or impeachment would prematurely leave us in a limbo of confusion and cynicism--unfair to the people who elected him and inconsistent with our constitutional system. In the meantime, we are left in this nightmare, wondering how we will ever get out. Rustin C. Silverstein '99 is a government concentrator in Lowell House. His column will appear bi-weekly...
Even Stallard, the never-would-be who served up Roger Maris's 61st and posted a 6-17 record with the Mets two years later, then lost 20 games in 1964, is unfair company...
...Unfair though it may be, Zachary's long, successful big-league career boils down to one fat pitch, much the same way Trachsel's threatens...