Word: unfairness
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After not having received word of any such concerns, the Council sponsors events like this one with confidence that the attendees, all of whom chose on their own to watch the show, discerningly consider the message of the programming, any unfair portrayals therein, and the fact that the plot offered is no more than that of a TV drama. Nonetheless, the Council’s sponsorship of a screening does not imply an endorsement of the message or content shown...
...Council makes an exceptionally strong effort to uphold such principles in practice. Overwhelmingly, the Council has reaffirmed time and again its commitment thereto by supporting multicultural and tolerance-fostering activities and by steadfastly refusing to support organizations and projects that would knowingly lead to discrimination and unfair prejudice. While we wish that the Council had the power to cleanse Harvard’s undergraduate community and the media to which they have access of unjust prejudices entirely, we will continue to do everything realistically in our power to ensure the right of Harvard students to not be stereotyped...
...headline was pretty rough and the article itself was pretty unfair,” Corker said. “Hahvahdparties.com is a funny site but it doesn’t have much to do with what I do now, but The Herald didn’t make that distinction...
...praise for Airbus have got to hurt. But the paeans to the A380 are also proof that Airbus can stand on its own financially. Boeing has seen its market share fall from 67% in 1999 to 47% in 2004. Much of that is due, says Boeing, to Airbus' unfair advantages - no- or low-risk loans that, Boeing claims, Airbus has received from European governments to the tune of some $15 billion. It wants the loans to stop. "Airbus is all grown up," says Boeing's Stonecipher. "It is selling more planes than Boeing and says it is making better margins...
...gets the suspicion that the Pixies just don’t care as much anymore. On the basis of the show, it wouldn’t be unfair to conclude that, as Frank Black has obliquely alluded in recent interviews, the reunion is all about cash. That’s not to say that the show wasn’t enjoyable; the songs themselves haven’t been tarnished with age, and the Pixies are all still competent musicians. They turned in an excellent performance, just not a particularly transcendent...