Word: complaint
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Robert R. Forrester '57 of Lowell House was convicted yesterday of disturbing the peace and acquitted of all other charges arising out of a restaurant waitress' complaint that he had threatened her with a knife...
...certain case for expulsion. He would lean back in his back at the head of the table, a smile on his face, and say, "Gentlemen, lee's go over the facts again. We've got to be sure we are being fair." And the board would reexamine the complaint. "The students used to practically thank him for expelling them," says another baby dean, recalling Hamford's attempts to lean over backwards to be fair...
...charges, the FTC described a variety of what it called deceptive ads. Said a typical one: IT PAYS YOU UP TO $15 A DAY FOR 100 HOSPITAL DAYS for each sickness or accident. But such policies, stated the complaint, usually do not pay expenses caused by a lengthy list of disabilities (nervous disorders, venereal disease, miscarriage, etc.). Nor are they apt to cover ailments occurring within six months of the policy date (hernia, tuberculosis, heart disease...
...Crimson, off to a better start than last year, is suffering from the same complaint, injuries, that has plagued Munro's teams for years. Grey Hodnett, the team's leading scorer, who is tied for fourth in the new England Intercollegiate League with four goals, missed most of the Dartmouth and Tech games, and may see no more than limited duty today...
...legal opinions is that the economic yardsticks by which bigness is measured have been constantly changing. When the antitrust acts were first passed, few companies were in the $100 million class; today there are more than a dozen in the billion-plus class. Yet nobody raises a serious complaint that these companies are too big. They and other giants have proved that big companies can not only be more efficient in many industries (e.g., autos), but only big companies can afford the research often needed to develop new industries. For example, RCA spent $50 million on black and white...