Word: phrased
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...line of argument put forth by the African and Afro-American students is strange to many. The argument is that the "association has not defined itself on racial terms by using the phrase 'African and Afro-American,' and that the group's members considered race unimportant to their membership clause." Opponents on the HCUA said the group was "racially discriminatory because in practice it would not admit whites...
...Constitutional Revision Committee first proposed amending the constitution last week. Reed Ellis '65, chairman of the committee, presented a plan at that time to change the phrase in article 3, in section b, of the Constitution, "...members of the Council shall hold an open meeting during the preceding reading period for the election of officers." He proposed that the word "open" be struck out, and that "the last week in February" be substituted for "the preceding reading period...
...Hebrew phrase goes, "Every respect" to you for your fascinating, excellently written cover article [March 29] on Egypt's Nasser...
...lock up" of commercially valuable public lands would hurt the West badly, but this frightening phrase does not describe fairly the provisions of the bill. With a few minor exceptions, the approximately thirty million acres of the proposed National Wilderness Preservation System have already been severely restricted or withdrawn completely from commercial use during the past 30 years. If the Wilderness Bill has any economic effect, is will be to increase business opportunities by reopening a few of these areas, following the extensive resource surveys which the bill requires. Until Federal protection was granted, beginning in 1931, the virgin lands...
...clause which reads: "Requests for unpublished information from foreign nations may be filled, but, when appropriate, information will be requested in return." Thus Harvard is no longer required to request equally valuable information from Soviet bloc nations, but Wiggins admits that "the ambiguity of the phrase could still hinder exchanges of information between the accelerator and foreign scientists...