Frank Bruni argues correctly that honors colleges at many public universities give students the chance to get a superb education at a moderate price ("A Prudent College Path," column, Aug. 9).
Lee's tragedy, and ours as Americans, was that he held firmly and correctly to Duty, Honor, Country — when "Country", thru a failure of the framers of our Constitution, had not been defined.
The recent surge of interest in composers killed in the Holocaust has correctly remembered and honored composers for the tragic circumstances of their lives while sometimes avoiding cold, clear appraisals of their music.
Knowing West had most of the missing honors, South correctly ducked the first trick, took the second with dummy's spade ace and played a heart to her ace, dropping West's king.
And last year, a national campaign was launched by the Santa Clara County Office of Education, titled "My Name, My Identity," which asked teachers, cities and districts to pledge to pronounce names correctly as a way to honor a student's identity.
South led club honors, and West correctly held up three times to prevent dummy's ten becoming an entry.
He had worked out correctly that East held a singleton honor, for West no doubt held four for his penalty double and would have led a trump if holding all the honors.
Despite the diamond misfit, North correctly evaluated his heart and club honors.
When executed correctly, Hollywood genre films — inexpensive movies that honor cinematic rules instead of defying them and stick to carefully defined categories — have tended to snag more than enough viewers to justify their modest cost.
Mims recalls Bassett as "a moderate guy," who fought for the Commission, seeking at every turn to honor the process and perform his role correctly.
When a bridge expert is "in the zone," he sees the hidden: he correctly visualizes in his mind's eye where the important missing honor cards are.
