Word: recommended
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Concerning your May 9 report of student reaction to tighter campus regulations at William and Mary, my school, Marquette University, has no beer on campus, has chaperons for every fraternity party and has close administrative control of student publications. I heartily recommend Marquette to prospective students, and I offer my congratulations to President Alvin Chandler and a question to his school's "students": What is college...
...have always been in great doubt about that, and I have finally come to the conclusion that the chance of its prejudicing the code is not sufficient . . ." The institute voted, 35 to 24, to uphold Judge Hand's new view and to recommend that sodomy as well as adultery be removed from the list of crimes against the peace and dignity of the state...
...Unitarian Church has reaffirmed its faith in the Harvard Divinity School "as a place it can strongly and confidently recommend for men preparing for the Unitarian ministry...
...House Judiciary subcommittee, Chief Trustbuster Stanley Barnes suggested that the members "might well consider repeal of the Miller-Tydings Amendment to the Sherman Act as well as the McGuire Amendment to the Federal Trade Commission Act." While Barnes said that the Justice Department was not yet ready to recommend repeal of the Fair Trade laws, as suggested by Attorney General Brownell's special antitrust committee (TIME, April 11), he revealed that he was "considerably disturbed by responsible businessmen" contending that brand-name products are cheaper in Fair Trade areas than else where. To answer such statements, said Barnes...
Jeff Murray's illustrations are appropriate, being as grotesque as much of the magazine. Nothing, however, could equal the absurdity of the lead editorial, which attempts a few clumsy jokes and then lapses into a description of editorial frustration. The editors do manage, however, to recommend a second edition to the class of '59, feeling that freshman writing should be given a chance to see print. Some of the work is entitled to it, and '59 might well follow this advice, if they can find enough talent, and support...