Word: ruling
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...truly wonderful article. A technical correction, however: ". . . leaving the quarterback free to block ahead of runner or tear downfield for a pass . . ." The official N.C.A.A. football rules, Rule 7, Sec. 3, Article 3b, on Eligibility to Catch a Pass, says: "Each player [is eligible] who is in an end position on the line of scrimmage and each player who is legally in his backfield and who is not in a position to receive a hand-to-hand snap from the center...
Both Coon and Farnsworth have written about the kinds of student problems they have encountered in their psychiatric work. Coon has noted that Freud felt the neuroses to be "serious, constitutionally determined affections, which are seldom restricted to a few out-bursts, but make themselves felt as a rule over long periods of life, or even throughout its entire extent...
...this an "out" for the psychiatrist to report rule-infractions to the Dean's office? Farnsworth says not, "unless the safety of some person was threatened." He adds that most psychiatrists would point out the dangers involved in the rule-infraction...
...Democratic concept of a leader who denounces, pressures, and coerces actually discourages co-operation and violates the basic principle of democracy, Braucher believes. "The Republicans, on the other hand," he continued, "uphold the fundamental rule of a democracy, that the governed can best determine for themselves what they need...
Braucher noted that the Democratic concept of a President violates an ancient principle, and a modern one. "Present day leaders of the armed services, corporations, and government have come to realize that the days of one-man rule are over...