Word: paternalisme
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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In claiming that the only alternatives facing local film showers is cut-throat competition or paternalism, Mr. Ulln is ignoring the purpose which moves the College to grant student groups what freedom they have. That purpose has nothing to do with procuring good entertainment for undergraduates, for the officials could...
A case in point is the joint Liberal Union-Ivy Films petition soon to grace Dean Watson's desk. The Dean will be asked to regulate all undergraduate movies--to require registration of films slated for a run at Harvard and to enforce by College authority a first-come-first...
The paternalism of the Yale Dean's Office reached its high point last year when the old system of unlimited cuts was thrown out and a new rule limiting non Dean's List students to five cuts per term a course installed. Today student monitors police the aisles in Yale...
Official power to pick and choose among groups which apply for use of the Good Name, regardless of their compliance with the rules, means a return to the bad old days of arbitrary meddling that existed before students and officialdom decided on the present regulations. Regardless of this revisitation's...
Columbia extends its "paternalism" into broader field. The college controls the daily newspaper--the "Spectator"--and other extra-curricular organizations. There is, however, a reasonably fair trade: in return for office space and financial assistance from the College, these groups must adhere to a ruling that "the University reserves the...