Word: according
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...committee, called the Harvard Student Council Committee of Undergraduate Organizations on Academic Freedom, is to issue statement only if each representative to the body is in accord...
...contended that the failure to confront "Rothrock" with particular charges was a violation of the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment. Murray Drabkin and Robert I. H. Hammerman of Casner Law argued that the loyalty review program was constitutional and that the discharge of "Dr. Rothrock" was in accord with...
...Please tell me, Caius, why are all these laws necessary to civilization? Why don't people weave cloth and bake bread of their own accord in return for payment...
...quite different from religious neutrality, be allowed to gain control of our public schools . . . In some constitutional way provision should be made for the inculcation of the principles of religion . . . within the regular schedule of a pupil's working day. In the meantime, the state should continue to accord freedom to religious bodies to carry on their own schools. But those who promote parochial schools should accept the responsibility to provide full support for those schools, and not expect to receive subsidies or special privileges from public authorities...
...addition to the benefits which his plan would give students, Dean Sturges pointed out that it would also help greatly to reduce costs to the Law School itself. "The law schools of the country are not in close enough accord with each other," he commented. "In the realm of teaching they are all attempting to have complete programs, thus causing an increase in the number of professors needed, and a rise in costs." The dean suggested that this problem could be alleviated if inter-school trading of specialized teachers was permitted. This would keep costs down and provide a richer...