Word: wrongfulness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...posters should be eight by 10, glossy, with just the proper amount of backlighting to highlight the poster child's features. The wrong angle could seriously damage the effect--imagine the result if the model were to wear white which notoriously shows up poorly on posters, and then there's the matter of what message to put on the poster. And that's not to mention the issue of which kind of lettering would be most appropriate? I mean, at the very least, the poster should be done just exactly right...
...February 29 editorial "An Abdication of Council-ar Authority" Mitchell A. Orenstein strongly suggests that as an elected official I was wrong to seek to "represent the students in the final clubs as much as those who aren't" when the council discussed an anti-final clubs resolution on Sunday night. Simply unable to understand why I would be willing to listen to the viewpoints presented by such "a small minority of the College population," Orentein reminds me that, "Supposedly, in a democracy, the majority rules...
...issue of gender discrimination is a very serious one, and should not be taken lightly. In the professional world, women are often discriminated against simply upon the basis of their sex, and that is clearly wrong. In this case, however, I just fail to see why Lisa Schkolnick believes women are discriminated against. Those mystical "benefits" just don't exist...
...Bobbin. But team members bristle when anyone questions their commitment. Says Driver Dudley Stokes, a captain in the Jamaica Defense Forces: "There are no jokers on this team." There is a sprint champion and a reggae singer, though. Stokes flies helicopters but says, "In a helicopter, if something goes wrong, you have a lot more time to think...
...they're still complaining about this mean thing someone did when they were kids." Notes John Levy, a San Francisco-based consultant to heirs and heiresses: "There's a lack of reality because there's no price to pay. They can go out and do ! something stupid or wrong and be bailed out. It's almost like being in a movie...