Word: unfairness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...University realized that kicking them out was unfair," the student said...
Mostly Unbending. Confronted with all this activity, the A.B.A.'s eight-member ethics committee last December proposed allowing all ads, except those containing "deceptive or unfair statements." The howls began even before last week's meeting. Though noticeably more liberal on some issues in recent years, most of the A.B.A.'s 340-member house of delegates are all but unbending on professional style and propriety. The idea of advertising prompts nearly physical revulsion. Wringing his hands nervously, A.B.A. President Lawrence E. Walsh, 64, a corporate attorney from New York City, told his colleagues he personally "recoils" from...
...superficial. There simply is no "party" of fairness at Harvard. There are individuals who believe in what Aldrich terms "fairness," but they neither act like nor identify themselves as a party. More importantly, as individuals they are not powerful forces within Harvard. The status of the College's elite, "unfair" concentration, like Social Studies and History and Literature, remains largely unchallenged. One of the most vocal student movements during the past year was the Radcliffe residents' drive to keep a higher percentage of women in their Houses than there are at Harvard, to maintain an "unfair" distinctiveness in the Quad...
District 65 last week filed an unfair labor practices charge on Trudel's behalf with the National Labor Relations Board. Harvard has apparently chosen to fight out the Trudel case in the NLRB rather than internally. Powers turned the investigation over to Ropes and Gray, Harvard's law firm, with this decision in mind...
Meanwhile, Harvard should reinstate Trudel immediately, and should withdraw its opposition to the unfair labor practices charge until it has taken both Trudel's and his co-workers' depositions. The University should complete a fulland open investigation of the matter before the case is remanded to the NLRB...