Word: questionability
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Coach Loyal Park lauded the play of the team as a whole and was especially pleased with the pitching situation. "Before the trip, our pitching staff was a real question mark, but some exceptional performances on the mound by our pitchers have provided us with a good answer to that question," Park said...
MAKING the Board of Directors more reflective of the membership deeply concerns the By-Laws Committeee. The question of who gets elected in many ways embodies the other questions. Brown said, "We're trying to figure out a way to make our directors more representative of the entire membership. Let me put it this way, the fact that a thousand people showed up at the last meeting indicates that there is a strong interest on their part. There ought to be some representation of group as large as that, even if they are a minority in terms of the total...
...television presentation was significant not for what it included but for what it omitted. It omitted, for the first time in the history of the lectures, a live Harvard audience, one which cheers (and someimes hisses). It left out also the traditional question and answer period in which the lecturer is forced to defend and make specific the doctrine he has set forward...
...said that the Faculty's request that the Corporation cease allocating free space in Harvard buildings to ROTC was "a complex question for the Corporation in view of the wide variety of activities and non-credit instruction to which space is allocated throughout the University." He declined to elaborate...
...three networks. And in recent months, TV station owners have become increasingly jittery over the activities of the suddenly rambunctious Federal Communications Commission. Though the FCC has no direct jurisdiction over the networks, it can influence individual stations through its licensing power. Recently, the FCC has begun to question once-automatic license renewals and seriously consider competing applications from would-be broadcasters. Well aware of the station owners' fears, Pastore has made it clear that he opposes any "sword of Damocles over the heads of broadcasters at renewal time"-giving a broad hint that he might favor legislation...