Word: ruling
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...precise qualifications for club membership are vague. Dean Watson is proud that none of the clubs have discriminatory clauses in their constitutions. But critics of the clubs point out that while there may not be a formal rule, the Yearbook annually lists almost no men who count both a final club and Hillel House among their activities...
University laws, like state and national laws, are not made to be broken. But when they prohibit a man from a share of greatness, discontent will naturally arise. Because the No Smoking rule in Memorial Hall technically makes it impossible for the freshmen to hold their Smoker there, an entire Harvard class may rise in righteous protest, its desire to be great for a night brutally dashed...
...beneficial and as creditable as the Smoker is to Harvard, the consequences of ignoring a University rule would be far more dangerous. Anarchy would take the place of a smooth running bureaucracy. If there is no Smoker this year or in the future, the disappointed class of 1957 can proudly take the initial credit for preserving Harvard's integrity...
When the Corporation picked a dean for the Graduate School of Education in 1948, it chose a man only 32 years old with virtually no application-blank qualifications for the job. Head of a faculty in which Ph.D.'s are the rule, Francis Keppel '38 holds only on A. B. And although the Education School concentrates on training teachers and administrators for the nation's public schools, Keppel is a prep school graduate who has never take a formal course in education. He probably could not even qualify to teach in a public high school, where a master's degree...
COLUMBIA Broadcasting System, which owns six radio stations and has minority interests in three others, will have to sell some of its holdings. A new FCC rule limits holdings to seven AM stations and defines holdings to include minority interests...