Word: factionalization
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...central issue in the controversy was the system of wage differentials that has been in effect since 1962, when the BGMA was expanded to include all skilled and unskilled employees of the University. The skilled workers of the MTERA wished to retain the system. The BGMA faction favored re-institution of a flat wage rate for all trades...
Communist China's blueprint for dividing the world into white and colored camps and emerging as the leader of the colored faction, "is much more racist than Communistic," he said...
...fails to return after setting such a specific deadline, his disappointed followers may finally write off their old hero. In that case, El Lobo would be in position to convert himself from Perón lieutenant to genuine leader of the largest political faction in Argentina...
...Episcopalians Protestants? Yes, say Low Church evangelicals; no, answer High Church Anglo-Catholics. Last week delegates to the Episcopal General Convention in St. Louis tried to resolve this debate over what's in a name with a typically Anglican compromise: letting each faction in the church decide for itself what it wants to be called...
...This issue has gone too far. I ask you why should we endorse the national ticket when our club has been shattered by it--our membership in disarray," Robert L. Beal '63, the first speaker for the faction opposing endorsement, said...