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In August, the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration began to investigate Union Carbide, after a leak of the toxic chemical Aldicarb at the company's Institute, W. Va., plant left 141 people hospitalized. Last week OSHA levied a $1.4 million fine against the Danbury, Conn.-based firm...
OSHA's probe resulted in 221 charges of safety violations against the company. Carbide President Robert Kennedy, who said the fine would be appealed, contended that most of OSHA's accusations were "entirely unjustified" and that no infractions were "willful."
Apart from the obvious moral appeals, the opponents of capital punishment for minors point to the logical inconsistency in the general argument for capital punishment. That is: criminals are human beings who know right from wrong and should be punished for their willful destruction of other people's lives. But...
Earlier Serban opera productions, notably a misbegotten Turandot for London's Royal Opera House, have been willful. But in The Juniper Tree he has had the good sense to emulate the haunting imagery and striking tableaux that are Wilson's hallmarks. The tree, whose branches agonizingly split apart as the...
The student activists who set Harvard afire in the late sixties had very different attitudes about money and Harvard and protest tactics in general. The students who occupied University Hall on April 9, 1969 arrived with chains and padlocks and placards reading, "Fight Capitalists--Running Dogs." Inside, the students voted...