Word: restrictionism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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The melancholy fact about Britain's 1951 election is that two parties are competing for the privilege of presiding over the next bout of economic unpleasantness. Clement Attlee, if he expects to lose, has exercised the Prime Minister's privilege of putting the fruit for which Churchill has...
Figures released this week show that $2,838,000 was given to the University during April, May, and June. Of this sum, $1,755,000 was to be added to endowment with one donation amounting to $1,019,000. Given without restriction, the latter gift was an additional section of...
Figures released this week show that $2,838,000 was given to the University during April, May, and June. Of this sum, $1,755,000 was to be added to endowment with one donation amounting to $1,019,000. Given without restriction, the latter gift was an additional section of...
Next day. pale, tight-lipped Prime Minister Clement Attlee said: "There has been a prohibition of all major strategic materials." British shipments to Red China, he insisted, had not included "warships, aircraft or anything of that sort . . ." They did include "bicycles, perambulators ... wire mattresses, nails, tacks, rivets, manhole covers . . ." But...
As a result of the voting, Radcliffe's Student Council has three more tasks to perform: supervising an election for commuter officers, deciding whether to continue the Agassiz and Dormitory Commuter committees, and adding the commuter officers to appropriate groups under "Restriction of Officers" in the bylaws. This section limits...