Word: abolitionism
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The three state laws affected by the ruling, according to Randall, are an anti-subversion act, the abolition of the Communist Party in the state, and a prohibition on renting lecture halls to Communists.
Many solutions to the dangers inherent in the "law's delay" have been suggested, ranging from abolition of the jury trial for civil cases to setting up non-judicial procedures for automobile litigation, which composes up to 90 percent of the calendar backlog. One of the most successful of these...
The committee's minor recommendations included: a codification of the present policy towards aid to permanently disabled faculty members, a longer (six instead of two months) continuance to his heirs of the salary of a professor who dies while still active here, and the abolition of Faculty Club dues. It...
With the House of Commons already on record for abolition of capital punishment (TIME, Feb. 27), Britain's Chief Hangman Albert Pierrepoint, 45, whose family has monopolized Britain's gallows trade for 85 years, quit his $42-a-job sideline. Although three murderers now await execution, Nooseman Pierrepoint...
Most other sources were unwilling to comment on the plan, pleading ignorance of details, or holding that it would be unsuitable to discuss the matter before the Faculty meets tomorrow. The text of the report recommending abolition of the non-honors field has not yet been released by Dean Bundy...