Word: defaulters
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...unite our own nation, then we cannot preserve the hope of others." But that, he added carefully, did not mean a pell-mell pullout from Viet Nam. "To have entered the war by the path of error does not mean that we can now leave through the door of default...
...stopped being a "spectator sport." Like no other single event in the history of U.S. race relations, the assassination of King, a man who staked his life on his country's conscience, drove home the need for personal commitment to a cause that can easily be lost by default. "The vast untapped resources of the silent, decent people have been awakened," wrote Young in his syndicated newspaper column. "In this tragic period, they offer the nation hope...
ABDICATION of legal responsibility has led to a concession of power, by default, to the psychiatric profession. Individual psychiatrists have been empowered to make uncontested pseudo-legal decisions on purely medical bases. The result of this psychiatric involvement in the legal process, says Professor Dershowitz, "has been the gradual introduction of a medical model in place of the laws' efforts to articulate legally relevant criteria." In other words, the presence or absence of "mental illness," a poorly defined and widely questioned concept, about which even psychiatrists disagree, has practically become the exclusive basis for decisions of preventive detention...
...Hardy (Eliot) d. Clark (Dudley)--default...
Bart Harvey, 160, and Mark Faller, 167, contributed to the victory with decisions over their Yale counterparts. Mike Sutzker at 145 won by default. Tom Rainer, at 178, also...