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...society guarantees that the school may be of any persuasion, if it meets public standards, Catholics are penalized for exercising this guarantee. "It is radically unjust and in violation of the abiding spirit of constitutional government," wrote Gorman, "to allow a reasonable exercise of parental and religious liberty to entail a burdensome inequality before the laws...
Council members seemed cautious about what one termed "the dangerous precedent of interference" which such a move would entail. One member even called it "a slap in the face of Mr. Burke." Dustin M. Burke '52 is the director of Student Employment...
Edward B. Segal '60 advised the Council not to study the question, since preliminary investigation showed that "present need and demand do not justify the expense and difficulties such a change would entail...
...currently debating whether or not to buy the Old Colony railroad line and thus extend its service further into the Boston suburbs. Should this purchase come about, the MTA would be virtually forced to move the present Cambridge yards to a new site, an operation which would entail considerable expense...
Judge Potter Stewart, 43, who as chairman of the Yale Daily News in 1936-37 had his own college-day brushes with reporting, wrote the decision. He acknowledged that "compulsory disclosure of a journalist's confidential sources may entail an abridgment of press freedom by imposing some limitation upon the availability of news." But "the duty of a witness to testify in a court of law has roots as deep as the guarantee of a free press," which justifies "some impairment" of the First Amendment (on press freedom...