They say they struggle daily with prejudice, some petty, some aggressive, at the hands of both fellow citizens and the police.
Moreover, it provides both rules and principles for the treatment of other people: for example, calling for the use of honest weights and measures in trade and for "love" (that is, upright treatment) of both fellow Jews and foreigners (Leviticus 19).
It seemed every single broadcast report made a point of saying that trained psychological counselors would be available to attend to the grieving — the families of victims of the crash; the families of the survivors; friends of both; fellow students; and just about anyone else affected.
The curators of the Yale show — Elisabeth Fairman, senior curator of rare books and manuscripts at the Yale Center, and Nancy Netzer, professor of art history and director of the McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College — are both fellows of the Society of Antiquaries.
They are the third volume of Berlin's letters, co-edited by Henry Hardy and Mark Pottle, both fellows of Wolfson College – the institution that he fought to create.
The review of "A Rum Affair" (Aug. 13) states that this book is about "Prof. John Heslop Harrison of the Royal Society," but fails to mention that there were two British botanists by that name, both fellows of the Royal Society, the subject of the book being the father of the other.
The most important philosophers among them were Henry More (1614 1687) and Ralph Cudworth (1617 1688), both fellows of Christ's College, Cambridge.
Medical students witnessed a lapse of professionalism involving both fellow students as well as faculty and administrative staff, in several domains.
I wanted to protect the identity of both my fellow server and the customer.
The fall occurred in full view of both his fellow firefighters and a crowd of bystanders who had gathered to watch the blaze.
