William Murdoch, the principled police officer who carries the era's badge of honor in this astute series, can't wipe out the social injustices that make him heartsick; but his pragmatic heroics are good enough for Peg, whose plight comes to his attention during an investigation into the staged "suicide" of a murdered constable.
(He would have been proud to know that he earned the era's foremost badge of honor, an F.B.I. file, even if it was disappointingly thin).
In fact, the No. 4 was retired by the Nets during their A.B.A. era in honor of Wendell Ladner, who died in a plane crash in 1975.
Heading into the modern era of games, the Medal of Honor series brought WW2 to ever more popular heights.
TUCSON — President Obama offered the nation's condolences on Wednesday to the victims of the shootings here, calling on Americans to draw a lesson from the lives of the fallen and the actions of the heroes, and to usher in a new era of civility in their honor.
Perhaps a film should be made in black and white to honor the era of rock 'em, sock 'em football.
That the Hoover-era F.B.I. and Nixon White House paid such attention to John Kerry is a badge of honor and a reminder of the tumultuous pre-Watergate era before the F.B.I. was reformed in the early 1970's".
The Yankees, the team Gehrig played for in the Murderers Roww era of Babe Ruth, will do the honors.
This overt withholding of honor is the legacy of a steroid era that began in the last decade, when McGwire, Sosa and Bonds all had surprisingly high home run totals at ages when most great sluggers are tailing off.
In "Xiao Wu" (1997), made when he was a nonprofessional, Mr. Wang takes the role of a lovelorn pickpocket -- someone who is dangerously out of place in the new era of mercantile enterprise and who finds honor of a sort in still working with his hands.
