Word: reviewable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...letter asked M.I.T. to repudiate officially the Brookline-Elm St. route for the highway; this route, originally recommended by the state and now under review, would displace between 3000 and 5000 people and cut through the heart of Central Square...
...Space. Among others scheduled this season are TIME Guides to the U.S. Supreme Court, the Great Society, the Negro in America, the New Canada, Red China, Economics/ Food/Population, and a Calendar of World Religions. The guides are interspersed with a Cover Collection and monthly news quizzes, including a Vacation Review Quiz, a 100-question Current Affairs Test, and the Year-End Review. All this, of course, is supplementary to TIME itself, now used as a "contemporary textbook" by thousands of teachers in the U.S. and abroad...
Through his control of National Institute of Health grants, the Surgeon General is forcing the establishment of unnecessary boards to review all medical and behavioral experiments involving humans. Although his action is designed simply to control potentially dangerous research, such as research on LSD, it will have far-reaching and unfortunate consequences...
...fulfill the requirements set by the Surgeon General, the entire executive board of Harvard's Committee on Research Responsibility at the William James Center for the Behavioral Sciences would have to convene to review every research request of every graduate student receiving NIH funds. The executive board would be required to keep records to show that it had approved each research proposal, and, in addition, it would be obliged to make periodic inspections of each experiment to guard against any violations...
...encourage more extensive review of police and prosecutorial conduct, the task force is considering methods of shifting some of the decision and rule-making functions of the appellate courts to other agencies. Members of the task force also believe that time-tables and computers might be introduced to reduce excessive delays between arraignment and the termination of the cases following trial and appeal...