Word: restriction
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...much attention the president devotes to the problems of the College, rather than those of the University or the University's dealings with the rest of the world. College-oriented presidents, particularly those on poor terms with a dean they have inherited and cannot unseat, have tended to restrict the dean's authority...
...terrorize motorists. A few were professional racers; the majority were serious, mechanically inclined young men who belong to the National Hot Rod Association and test their creations in a relatively sane manner. They pay scrupulous attention to traffic laws (a ticket may mean suspension from their hot-rod club), restrict their racing to "drag strips"-the runways of abandoned airports, blocked-off roads, or isolated tracks...
...will extend its service to two other hitherto unused New York channels. One will be reserved for special broadcasting of conventions and exhibitions; the other will offer short foreign-language programs telling visitors from abroad how to enjoy themselves in New York. Not covered by FCC regulations, Teleguide will restrict its advertising to 2½ minutes for each 15 minutes of air time. Telad's advertising is subliminally inserted into the running chatter. Sample: the announcer, listing ten Broadway plays, pauses and expands on the one whose producers are paying for the time...
Because the public "might interpret civil defense to mean that The Enemy threatens imminent death," popular hostility to the idea of negotiating with communist states could restrict America's ability to parley, the report warned...
...used the tutorial system, in or out of Honors, as a device for imparting factual Information and preparing students for generals, and (3) that as a result it had filled to exploit the educational possibilities either of the Gill program or of tutorials in general. The decision to restrict credit tutorial (against which the editorial was only incidentally directed) continues to lack what the CRIMSON feels to be the sole possible defense--the English Department's inability to provide an adequate teaching staff...