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No person or institution should enter into a public controversy expecting to escape criticism--even unfair and dishonest criticism.(The Week)
No person or institution should enter into a public controversy expecting to escape criticism--even unfair and dishonest criticism. But the jihad currently being waged against Mormons is unconscionable. In a Denver suburb, a Book of Mormon was set on fire and dropped on the doorstep of a Mormon temple, presumably as a statement about the church's support of Proposition 8 in California, an initiative that defined marriage as the union of one man and one woman. Envelopes full of suspicious white powder were sent to church headquarters in Salt Lake City. Blacklists of pro-8 Mormon donors have been compiled. Mormons are routinely being denounced as hateful and bigoted. None of this is even remotely justifiable. The Mormon church has not been particularly strident in its opposition to same-sex ...
- Public controversy made Chapman pull out of Chicago deal, firm tells authority....
- Magazine article from: The Bond Buyer Hume, Lynn Stevens Pierog, Karen March 18, 1993 700+ words
...transaction proposed for Chicago last year because of the public controversy that erupted over the deal. In a two-page statement...authority suggests that The Bond Buyer was responsible for the public controversy over the transaction. Chapman said The Bond Buyer quoted...
- Between education and propaganda: public controversy over presidential library...
- Magazine article from: Argumentation and Advocacy Mitchell, Gordon R. Kirk, Jennifer March 22, 2008 700+ words
...case studies that feature rich and textured episodes of public controversy (cf. Farrell, 1986; Golden, 1986; Makau, 1986...is especially timely in the contemporary milieu, where public controversy simmers regarding the sitting president's future library...
- Capital gains. (public controversy over plans to renovate Berlin, Germany...
- Magazine article from: The Economist (US) February 19, 1994 700+ words
FEW cities show the scars of 20th-century history so obviously as Berlin. Bombs have bequeathed it countless vacant sites. In east Berlin, crumbling buildings give the impression that the war ended yesterday. In richer west Berlin, the legacy of hurried post-war reconstruction is a drab, boring
- Faith and public controversy.(HUMANISM 101)
- Magazine article from: The Humanist Machan, Tibor R. May 1, 2005 700+ words
When we discuss political economy, resting our case on faith places it on wobbly foundations. By "faith" I mean a mode of believing based on acceptance or commitment, often despite systematic evidence to the contrary, or belief not based on supporting evidence of the sort available for systematic,
- Cat Fights.(public controversy over cats that roam free)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Whole Earth MKS March 22, 2001 700+ words
I grew up with cats who moved between indoors and outdoors at will. We lost some to cars, some got sick, others just disappeared. Cat litter made full-time indoor feline living an option. We keep ours inside all the time, neutered and vaccinated in case they get out (Salvador made a run for it
- What's Next For Ohio?: The attorney general modernized collections and...
- Magazine article from: Collections & Credit Risk Devitt, Caitlin July 1, 2006 700+ words
There's not much love lost between state attorneys general and debt collectors. Charged with protecting consumers' rights and subject to quadrennial elections as "The People's Lawyers," attorneys general most often focus on collectors when they're suing them or issuing press releases accusing an
- Should You Have Your Baby Now? A group of doctors thinks advances in fertility...
- Magazine article from: Newsweek August 13, 2001 700+ words
Nancy Weil, 44, always knew she wanted kids--but the timing was never quite right. In her 20s and 30s, she was intoxicated by her career as a television producer--she worked late nights, she traveled. A social life? She squeezed it in between assignments. "I thought, 'Hey, I can do my career and
- Newt Gingrich: That's all there is?(Commentary)(Editorials)
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times December 23, 1996 700+ words
...violations statement says, "the public controversy" over Mr. Gingrich's involvement...lawyer, there would not now be "public controversy" over his actions. Actually, that...matters than this into causes of "public controversy." But, really, all that sound...
Source: HighBeam Research, No person or institution should enter into a public controversy...