Word: abolitionism
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Whatmough called for either the total abolition of the University's language requirement or an amendment to require applicants to take three years of a foreign language while in secondary school.
Although, in Miss Schoellkopf's words, the schools is "middle of the road--not overly permissive or overly rigid," the prestige of its Harvard connection allows it to institute many advances that a more restricted type of nursery school would be unable to make. An example is the abolition of...
Last week, at the 200th session of the four-power Allied Council, the Russians gave in, finally agreed to abolition of the four-power censorship bureau in Vienna. They have also abolished censorship in their own zone, the last of the occupation powers to do so. The U.S., Britain and...
Philosophical Debate. British farmers agree that the battery system was at least partly responsible for the increase in egg production that put an end to egg rationing (TIME, April 13). But is it fair to the hen? The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (R.S.P.C.A.) said no...
In the Bevanites' theology, British socialism is a heady brew of rigid dogma, class hatred and "one in the eye for the boss." For the practiced old trade union chiefs of Transport House, who put up some 60% of Labor Party funds and speak for 85% of its membership...