Word: adopter
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Warned Justice Sutherland, reading the minority dissent: "Freedom is not a mere intellectual abstraction. ... It is an intensely practical reality. . . . When applied to the Press the term freedom is not to be narrowly confined. ... If freedom of the press does not include the right to adopt and pursue a policy without governmental restriction it is a misnomer to call it freedom. . . . The judgment of Congress-or still less the judgment of an administrative censor-can-not, under the Constitution, be substituted for that of the press management in respect of the employment or discharge of employes engaged in editorial work...
...advantage to permit motorists to earn for themselves the lower registration fee by getting credits based on their own care and their acceptance of responsibility to others, which would be demonstrated by each one carrying public liability insurance. He therefore has suggested that the State ''adopt the policy of allowing a credit on the car registration fee of those motorists who carry such insurance and in addition thereto if they have had no accidents." The State, of course, would have proof that there had been no accidents by a certificate from the motorist's insurance company. This...
...whole heartily commendable, it rips an indefinite number of students from the motherly arms of the tutorial system and casts them into the limbo of a veritable no man's land with explusion on one side and the easy favors of the tutorial schools in the other. Those who adopt plan B, "modified tutorial instruction", will in all probability find themselves occupying as regards the staff of their department the proverbially embarrassing position of the illegitimate child at the family reunion. In fields where there is no tutorial, all men will still be at least nominally equal, but where...
...plan which the Faculty Council has authorized the various departments to adopt accords in general with the recommendations outlined in a series of CRIMSON editorials which appeared last year...
...Welch Peel '39, Hubert H. Nexon '37, and Vincent J. Rossi '37 will take the negative view of the subject: "Resolved, That this country should adopt a policy of economic internationalism", while C. E. Irvin, Elbert Cisson, and Herbert Weinberg will speak on the affirmative for Oberlin...