Word: statusful
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...local law enforcement authorities. Under the Act, Nixon's Attorney General may sanction the use of wiretapping in certain cases-authority that the Johnson Administration declined to use. Nixon may also double the size of the Justice Department's organized crime section, raise it to the status of a separate division within the agency and elevate its chief to the rank of Assistant Attorney General...
...Sherman Act, accuses the company of "coercing," "interfering," "intimidating" and "exploiting." Among other things, Control Data asserts that IBM sold or leased some models at a loss to hinder competition, that it interfered in its customers' negotiations with competitors, and that it was guilty of "misrepresenting the status and performance" of its own prematurely announced models-a clear reference to the 360/91...
Several other Harvard students turned in their cards during the rally, but for personal reasons were forced to ask for their return, although they still wished to be a part of the anti-war movement. In one case a local draft board returned 4-D status to a student who brought suit, but most of the local boards held firm on the basis of a directive issued by Selective Service head Lewis B. Hershey asking reclassification for demonstrators...
...activists did not think the poor turnout at their Monday meeting meant that most East Asian Studies students were satisfied with the status quo. "It might be Christmas vacation or poor publicity...
Some of the forces protecting the status quo are: 1) high fees, 2) inadequate scholarship programs, and 3) conscious admissions policies which act to preserve Harvard's financial and influential position and keep producing leaders of the country. This amounts to what Labaree called "an avowed orientation toward the goal of the education of the ruling class of tomorrow, whom it recognizes largely as the sons of the ruling class of today...