Word: restrictionism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The porters themselves seemed upset about the restriction. Many of them realized that they were paying the punishment for colleagues who spent an average of 50 minutes on the job. The consensus of opinion was that they were doing a good job in an hour and a half and that...
Athletic directors and other college officials are known to be disappointed in the results of the NCAA television restriction plan, which was expected to increase attendance at all games this year.
He took a brief discharge, then got himself back in again under a device which waives the age restriction on enlistments for veterans. Said the sergeant: "Frankly, it's not easy for a man my age to go out and get a job. Anyway, I could do good work...
Earlier this week, Robert Hall and Ralph Furey, athletic directors of Yale and Columbia, respectively, emphatically favored the restriction plan, which has been unofficially termed "Illegal" by the Department of Justice.
At the same time, Bolles could not comment on Harvard's policy on the NCAA television-restriction plan, which comes up for consideration next month. He added however, that "We've supported the NCAA before on this."