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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...further that, in both cases in which he was punished, the Administration had in fact been the first party to violate the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities by not creating, as it was theoretically pledged to do, "an atmosphere in which violations of rights and responsibilities were unlikely to occur" and by not having "developed processes by which these rights [were] fully assured." In view of this, Cox asked only for the suspension of "withdrawal" as a possible punishment for students until such time as procedures had been developed to make possible full enforcement of the Resolution-that...
Many of the good times between managers and players occur on trips where a true sense of camaraderie can develop...
...know nothing about the Indian wars. Atrocities like the one simulated in the film did occur-to an extent we probably can't even begin to imagine-but I doubt that the rationalizations offered at the time were as simple as those presented in the film. That isn't to say that the murders can be in any way excused. But it is to insist that if we are going to do battle with this godforsaken country it's not enough to work up a counter-image of the Establishment's lies. It's not enough to equate Indian massacres...
According to Dement, sleep researchers have found that the pills (which are usually barbiturates) interfere with those dream periods that normally occur about every 90 minutes and are accompanied by rapid eye movements. Denied their normal outlet, such REM dreams are suppressed, only to come back later with tremendous psychological force. As a result, says Dement, "the person has nightmares, is overly intense and displays excitability...
...book's most unconvincing passages occur when Sajer, on Berlin leave, falls in love with a little rose-and-cream operetta type named Paula. He is far more credible when he writes of buddies like the huge, permanently hungry Hals: "We discovered a comradeship which I have never found again...