Word: shopped
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Cheating practices are as varied as the causes. Yalies talk of the student-possibly mythical-who walked into the school print shop as exams were being run off, sat down on an inked galley and walked off with a set of test questions on the seat of his pants. Another student, totally unprepared for his exam in Chinese history, labeled...
...hope to consumer groups that have long been attacking the advertising bans in the legal and medical professions. Indeed, the sole dissenter from the decision, William Rehnquist, saw little difference between the public's right to know in advance the prices of drugs-and thus be able to shop for them-and its right to know the prices of legal, medical or other professional services for which standardized fees are charged...
Today's suspension of Alan Balsam, Sylvia Gallagher, and John Shaffer is one more example of the antidemocratic nature of Harvard management. When kitchen workers walk out in protest against a threat to fire their shop steward, Harvard suspends three union leaders, threatens the rest; and says that it is being generous not to fire everybody. Harvard acts like a dictator, as if it thinks it owns its workers. These anti-democratic practices must be stopped. Harvard should let Alan, Sylvia, and John go back to work, with full pay, and erase the suspensions from their records...
More than 250 students in Winthrop House have signed a petition drafted by House members supporting Alan Balsam, chief shop steward of the dining hall workers' union, and criticizing the "methods employed by management in threatening Balsam" in the wake of a dining hall workers walkout last Monday...
...petition expresses the Winthrop House students' "sympathy with the kitchen workers and their chief shop steward" and calls the alleged threat to fire Balsam "an attempt to intimidate Alan and the union...