Word: accesses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...decade after the Civil War, Congress passed a law to guarantee Negroes equal access to theaters, inns and transportation facilities. But in 1883 the Supreme Court struck down that law on the ground that the 14th Amendment, barring discrimination by states, contains no authority for federal legislation against discrimination in privately owned establishments. Now the Kennedy Administration plans to submit a similar law to the Congress. Not only are its constitutional underpinnings wobbly, but there is a very real question about where the right of civil equality begins to impinge upon the right of private property...
...culture and education within walking distance of one another. The railroad tracks will remain where they are, but they will be spanned by huge arches that will support the whole complex, much as Park Avenue is built above the New York Central Railroad tracks in Manhattan. To provide convenient access for automobiles, the tracks will be paralleled by a highway...
...facilities in the evening. Soc Rel, predictably, wants to give undergraduates free run of the building, day or night. This problem is a simple physical one: space must be allocated in such a way that Psychology can lock itself up at 5 p.m. without shutting off access to any of the Social Relations areas...
...shelters will not be operated by the University, there will be no restrictions on their usage, Wiggins said. Cambridge citizens as well as students would be granted access to the basements...
...report, General Education in a Free Society (The Redbook). It seems a little strange, therefore, to see those sections quoted now as though they represent an enduring gospel, and departing from them involves a heresy, one perhaps in which I am myself participating. We had, of course, no unique access to truth at the time that report was written, and that was about twenty years ago. We face another world, another stage in the development of science, a new type of student: even I have changed. What one hopes survives from such a report is a clear statement of intent...