Word: stigmas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Although the Supreme Court has interpreted security hearings as hiring interviews," he claimed that "dismissal from government service is a social stigma and limits opportunities for employment elsewhere...
...could deny that Claverly is now more appealing than it was several years ago as a local Siberia. Fortunately, the University has wiped away this stigma by filling Claverly with good tutors and high-ranking students. But even the fact that some of these students choose to remain in Claverly after the sophomore year can not hide the disadvantages of physical separation from the Houses. Despite several arrangements for breakfast at nearby Adams and Lowell, Eliot and Winthrop men must still make early morning treks to the river, and for other meals, all Clverly residents must go to their...
...assigning good men to Claverly in the last two years, the Houses have successfully wiped out the stigma which used to be attached to all who lived in the hall," Henry V. Rosovsky, a Claverly tutor last year, said yesterday...
...that the stigma is disappearing, Claverly's many advantages become evident," Zeph Stewart, a Claverly Hall tutor said "It is a quieter, pleasanter, more spacious place than any of the Houses," he argued. Stewart has been a Claverly resident for two years, this year at his own request...
Ordinary dismissal from a government job has never been considered legally punitive. Does a dismissal on loyalty grounds, however, inflict real punishment on an individual because of the undeniable stigma it casts on his name in the present climate of opinion? And has this stigma of a "loyalty discharge" impaired Peters' future ability to earn a livelihood and hence deprived him of property, as well as liberty, in violation of the Fifth Amendment? On these central issues may hinge the outcome of the Peters case and the future status of the loyalty program...