Word: equality
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...reporters thought the blunt refusal was an indication that the Supreme Court felt the "separate but equal" doctrine so dead that no further argument about it was necessary. Actually, Howe and Freund said, the precedent case the Court cited forbids appeals until the lower court has completely disposed of a case...
This is a step in the right direction, but one speech does not correct a three-month impression. The nation already knows that integration is a perplexing problem: Stevenson must go beyond this and present a convincing civil rights platform which recaptures some of the 1952 passion for equal rights...
...paint at Princeton cannot obscure the basic principle of academic freedom which the trustees and administration have supported in the past week. Although they made the point very clear that they did not think the Whig-Cliosophic Society should have invited Alger Hiss to speak, they stated with equal strength that they would not succumb to alumni pressures by interfering with a student group's right to have a free hand in inviting speakers...
...only use Sanders and Fogg Court to excellent advantage, but have taken over the House Dining Halls and antiquated Agassiz Theatre to produce drama that is not only exciting but also of an unusually high quality. Last weekend for instance, four different College groups put on shows of almost equal artistic merit, varying from the definitely "off-beat" Sartre to the imposing presentation of Sophocles in the original Greek...
Donald Tashjian '56 one of the founders of the Eliot Drama Group, says the club tries "to get as many men as possible in a play, and if two people are equal for a part, we usually take the Eliot House...