Word: victimes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Brain F. Weber, a white employee at Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Co.'s Grammercy, La, plant, charged the company's affirmative action program made him a victim of "reverse discrimination...
Then, just minutes later with both teams at full strength, Brown's Jim Lawson picked up a weak Cochrane clearing pass and dumped it past Lau's outstretched arm to open the scoring at 16:13. The Crimson defense, suffering through an extremely erratic night, fell victim to some crisp Brown forechecking, the Bruins trapping the puck in the Harvard end for three, four and five shots at a time...
...supposedly kidnaped person that he or she was perfectly content to stay in the cult. Says Robert Keuch, a U.S. deputy assistant attorney general who is familiar with sects and their practices: "What may be brainwashing to a parent or other relative may be belief to the alleged victim...
...expected that Reed would be convicted, thereby justifying their charge that the U.S. crushes dissent. Unfortunately, the jury acquitted Reed and his codefendants. The singer himself hailed the verdict as a "courageous and unpopular decision." The Soviet press reported the acquittal but then fell silent-presumably waiting for another victim of American injustice...
...cynical '70s Kennedy fell victim to history's need of a scapegoat. The nation was sick, disillusioned, embittered. Idealism had given way to disappointment and the sins of Johnson and Nixon were visited upon Kennedy. He was portrayed as the villain of the piece...