Word: objectionable
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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I would like to take serious objection and express my deep disgust with the cover . . . To portray China and her many people as a swarm of insects represents to me a new low in journalism . . .
In more formidable fashion, Robert Taft raised an objection to the President's request for a war-powers measure which would give him authority to reshuffle Government agencies. Said Taft: "It's all just a vague 'We want power to do something without anything particular in mind...
1. The third objection cited an inference which we do not find in the editorial.
Probably the only objection that Yale undergraduates can muster toward their gym is that it has only three-basketball courts, far too few in comparison with the abundance of everything else.
Prior to 1936 and as late as 1947, the membership of the council consisted of nine elective men and eight appointees. In 1946 there was considerable objection by student groups to the undemocratic character of this situation. Reacting to public opinion the 1947, constitution stipulated that 15 upperclassmen had to...