Word: stricting
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Since the start of Joint Instruction during the war, Harvard and Radcliffe have kept strict limits on the extent of their new policy of cooperation. Provost Buck's request last week for a Student Council opinion on "the feasibility and desirability of merging final examinations in joint courses" was, therefore, a significant indication that University officers are not completely satisfied with the carefully balanced status quo of their policy toward Radcliffe...
...post-dance operations are concerned, Plus warns all men planning beach parties and other such frolics, that Massachusetts has very strict laws on bonfires, and advises that they check carefully before setting...
...turned down reporters' gambits on politics with a firm: "Not even no comment on no comment." Then, indicating a table being set for lunch, he grinned and cracked: "You can say I'm running for food." Roly-poly George Allen, his spirits dampened by a strict diet, was even more uncommunicative...
...owners made little concession to the straw-sucking customers, for no stools stood in front of the fountain, and soda and candy were primarily a sideline. Two years ago, the prescription business was so overwhelming that the fountain was forfeited. Billings and Stover became apothecaries in the strict sense of the world...
Public Record. As a Senator since 1938-first as a vehement, minority critic of the New Deal and later as majority boss on domestic issues-he has probably declared himself on more issues than any man in Congress. His outstanding political characteristic is his insistence on strict legal procedure. He criticized the Nürnberg trials on the grounds that they were ex post facto judgments, and therefore violations of American law. He has seldom altered his course because of public opinion. He calls himself a conservative liberal; his political trademark is: "Go Slow." He is hostile to Big Government...