Word: deviationism
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"The major deviation" from a smooth relationship came when the University announced the system of uniform room rents before an HCUA committee finished a report on the subject. Seymour noted, however, that the Council had received "a prompt and full apology from the Deans involved."
There was no warning this would happen, and there was no particularly good reason for it. Stock trading was normal the previous week, and scientists reported no major deviation in the movement of the celestial spheres.
The Tribal Rites. In any case, Mary McCarthy, Vassar '33, brings an insider's view to a U.S. social phenomenon unique in the English-speaking world: the college-educated woman who stays "college-centered" in a way that English upper-class boys are fixed in patterns by their...
The controversy stems from a new regulation that prohibits changes that are "a significant deviation from the nature and purpose of the approved project." Scientists wishing to change the direction of their research must apply for a new grant to retain their federal support.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black has spent much of his long and turbulent career arguing his conviction that nothing at all should be done. He maintains that the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, guaranteeing absolute freedom of speech and the press, leaves such offenders beyond the reach...