Word: restrictionism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Certainly the undergraduates feel that this has happened to some degree. They do not articulate an entire case, but point to certain recent decisions, such as dropping a program by which students could work for room and board at Agassiz Station during the summer, or the restriction of opportunities for...
Government officials admitted privately that the magazine tax was a vote-catching political device. The Liberal government has lately been under heavy opposition attack for the freedom it has allowed U.S. investors in Canada. With a general election coming up next year. Liberal strategists figured that a loud public slap...
This restriction on membership is necessary if the group is to meet the requirements of the Civil Aeronautics Board for chartering a plane.
The human voice was always man's most expressive musical instrument, and until a few centuries ago it was also the most flexible. Then part singing was invented, and in time the singer's voice became corseted by custom into one of six categories: soprano, mezzo-soprano, alto...
In spite of this restriction on premeds, professors of both biology and chemistry favor the plan strongly, largely because they feel it would eliminate dilettantism. Because biochemistry majors are required to take only five concentration courses, including physics, many students never get beyond the elementary stages in this field. As...