Word: restrictionism
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According to Schelling, the Center has been willing to accept grants or contracts from any agency in the American government that is willing to meet the demands of the University and the Center. This policy rules out security-classified contracts or unclassified contract that impair the Center's standards or...
The state legislature should find no objection to a bill recently endorsed by the University aimed at eliminating an old anachronism in the voting procedure for overseers. The bill, field in December by two legislators, would make it possible for alumni to vote in overseer elections immediately after graduation; they...
Ruling unanimously on two cases involving Utah banks, the court held that national banks are wholly bound by state laws restricting branches for state-chartered banks. In adopting the 1927 and 1933 banking laws, said Justice Tom C. Clark, Congress clearly intended to provide "competitive equality" in branching between the...
Although many girls wear pants despite the no-slacks restriction, the rule has been a part of Radcliffe heritage as long as anyone in the Dean's office can remember, and no one feels the need to change it.
The petition, drawn up by a group of girls in Barnard Hall who have refused to identify themselves, proposed a restriction of men to the first and fourth floors of Hilles after 6 p.m. and a return to the closed reserve book system.