Word: wrongfully
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...article printed in The Crimson on October 20 concerning the proposed reforms of the Currier House Committee constitution ("Currier Looks at Amendments") unfortunately left a few wrong impressions. We who are involved in promoting change at Currier would like to correct these impressions...
...purchase of the television set was objectionable to some house members for two separate sets of reasons. First, many members of the house felt that it was wrong for house committee to appropriate funds for a private area of the house without more people in the house being aware of the situation. Some in favor of the measure have attempted to draw a parallel between the 10-man suite in Currier and Coggeshall, which are both locked areas that are considered part of the house. However, we should remember that Coggeshall is generally a residence for sophomores...
Great...what else can go wrong for Michael Dukakis...
...Court should not have to make such a decision. The power distribution in foreign policy is necessarily vague, due to the ever-changing nature of the world situation. There is nothing wrong with the president and Congress struggling between themselves over this issue--this provides a built-in check on the system that prevents either from consolidating too much power. Given the problems inherent in the choice between Congress and the president, the nation would be better off if the courts continue to avoid delivering a verdict...
Whatever else may be wrong with the late American art industry, we are living in the golden age of the retrospective exhibition. One by one, the great artists of the 19th century have been done over the past decade: Cezanne, Manet, Courbet, Van Gogh, Gauguin -- and now Edgar Degas. We may deplore the crowds at these shows, the souvenir selling, the social circus and the TeleTron tickets at up to $7.75 apiece, an outrageous tax on knowledge. Earplugs -- preferably not attached to Acoustiguide gadgets -- and yogic detachment are needed. There are, as crusty old Degas said, some kinds of success...