Word: unfairnesses
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Agitation for the honor system has been rampant at Dartmouth all year. Support for it was led by The Dartmouth and the Academic Affairs Committee, while opposition came from isolated groups of students who protested that such a system would be unworkable and an unfair imposition upon the individual...
What did McGranery think of the theory of "inherent" presidential powers? The judge smiled: "A sacred right, the right to property . . ." Not satisfied, unfriendly Senators bored in: Can the President 1) proclaim an emergency, and then 2) act under that proclamation without check? McGranery thought it would be unfair to give an offhand opinion. Did McGranery agree that the Constitution is never suspended? Still smiling, long fingers folded, the judge said: It would be ridiculous for him to give an immediate answer. "It would take two weeks...
...everything from sinus trouble to cancer with whiffs of his unproved baoteriophages, Lincoln refused and promised "a damned good fight" (TIME, March 17). Last week Dr. Lincoln gave up the fight. Possibly forestalling a move to expel him, he resigned with a blast at the society: "Unprofessional, undemocratic, arbitrarily unfair and un-American...
Kazan explained that he refused to name the others because he felt that it would be unfair to force men to give up their livelihoods for what they had once believed. "Why, at that time," Kazan said, "cries of a Communist threat were called 'Hearst propaganda...
Harris feels that the New England communities, trying to keep their industrial supremacy, are faced with an additional obstacle "unfair" competition...