Word: informant
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...added that "a couple of hundred" students were "expected to return but never showed up," and the penalty is aimed at forcing the latter group to inform the College of their plans...
...Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life (CHUL) is expected to decide today whether to impose a penalty on students who fail to inform the College by August 20--the date when the first term bill is due--of their plan to take a leave of absence...
...graduated state income tax. The failure of the graduated income tax is ironic because most of those who voted against it would have had their taxes reduced under the plan. The proponents of the graduated tax, if they are to be successful, must mount a broader campaign to clearly inform the voters of the effects of the graduated...
...They collect all sorts of names without the slighest idea how well they would fill the job or if the president would be interested in them," Katz said. "The list is so speculatory that there is no obligation to inform people on the list that they are under consideration, he said...
Judge Stecher threw out Webster's plea, saying that Bouton, in expressing his opinion, was protected by the First Amendment. As for Webster's contention that First Amendment guarantees did not apply because Bouton intended to entertain rather than inform, Stecher ruled that the line between the two was simply "too elusive" to define. The judge did concede, however, that "television is essentially an entertainment medium, and its news personnel are often as much entertainers as reporters." Next case...