Word: limiteds
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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While content to symbolize the College Man to the extent on his attire, his loyalties do not extend to the tonsorial limit, Dolan admitted, and he has resisted all persuasion to indulge in a crew haircut...
...have not explored the ingenuity of labor and management themselves in meeting problems of labor disputes." Freidin asserted, denying the need of more union restrictions. Even of enact laws directed at particular "key" unions would provide no answer to the problem, he claimed. "While you may be able to limit the field of legislation, you cannot limit the extent of the decisions," Freidin said...
...rising to every clear appeal their leaders made. George Marshall's prestige with Congress and the people was probably higher than that of any living American. If he used that prestige boldly to ask support for a bold foreign policy, the people would probably back him to the limit. If they did not, George Marshall, facing the greatest responsibilities of any U.S. Secretary of State, would then-and not till then-be entitled to complain of public indifference. Meanwhile, the people would look to Marshall, the statesman, for the vigorous leadership Marshall, the soldier, had given them...
Scenery will be kept to a minimum, although there will be full theater lighting and costuming. "The shows will be equal to any college production." West said, "but the special circumstances will limit us mostly to modern plays...
...this totalitarian age of ours, is without sin in this respect? .... Those who expect the university ... to turn out good citizens in the conventional sense of the term, successful men of affairs and staunch adherents to any prevalent religious, social, or political creed, will inevitably be led to limit the freedom of research and teaching...