Word: stigmas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...administrators should work with the thought of alleviating any attitudes of social stigma which may be harbored by the students or the porters...
...conversation earlier, Jordan said that the athlete should not be penalized by some "unfounded stigma" attached to giving a scholarship to a scholar-athlete. According to Sandler, Jordan claimed this does not denote subsidization "which is generally interpreted as meaning giving scholarships and other financial aids purely on athletic prowess...
...President Dwight P. Joyce estimated the trial cost his company $100,000, but he thought it was worth the fight. Said he: "Had we pleaded nolo contendere, we would have had to pay only $5,000. But it was well worth the $95,000 to take the stigma off the company's name. And maybe it will encourage other companies to fight flimsy charges...
Criticisms ranged around the "degrading social stigma" of the plan, and the porters' "irregularity" and "attitude." Bathroom cleaning, dusty floors, and bed-making were condemned in that order...
...predicted it would "have an overall deflationary effect and change sales very little." Liquor and cigarettes have the highest excise tax burden of any commodities on them, he said. One reason, Butters stated, for Congress placing greater taxes on them in time of greater revenue need is the moral stigma attached to their...