Word: protection
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...other ground. Witnesses for the university testified that during the riots Autherine's life had been clearly in danger, that there were even cries of "There's Autherine, kill her!" Other witnesses insisted that university officials and the police in Tuscaloosa had done all they could to protect...
Crehore broke a scoreless tie at 19:49 of the first period with a shot into the far upper corner of the cage after taking a pass from Bob McVey on the right. The varsity then had to protect that slim one-goal lead until defenseman John Copeland scored on a long shot at 3:50 of the last period...
Kirk defined academic freedom as "a body of prescriptive rights assessed by scholars and teachers in educational institutions to help protect them against the hazards incident to the pursuit of truth...
...courts, and striking the last 50,000 Colored (mixed blood) voters from the common roll, rode through first and second readings and was ready for final enactment as a constitutional amendment this week. The last constitutional safe guards enacted in South Africa's founding charter of 1909 to protect the rights of non-whites would thus be repealed. For the dispirited remnants of the once-powerful United Party, Opposition Leader J. G. N. Strauss rose to promise an appeal to the supreme court. This was not likely to come to much. Precisely in anticipation of such a move, Strydom...
...hero's memories of having to go to bed as a boy-"the wretched candle must be put out and he lie there . . . abandoned . . . to the horrible, the shapeless suffering which, little by little, would grow as vast as solitude." But Proust, with youthful naivete, tried to protect his own thin skin and his mother's feelings by pretending that he was not writing autobiography. In an introduction to Jean Santeuil, he declared the book to be the posthumous work of a novelist named "C." and a faith ful record of C.'s personal experiences...