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...doing only that which Congress has expressly said it wishes him to be free to do, this court would be remiss if it did not condemn the effort to persecute him." Schmidt's announcement that he would write the papers "to expose to public view the unlawful and unjust measures which have been taken against him does not amount to an unlawful threat or an extortionate communication...
...recent refusal of the DuBois Club to register as a communist-front organization has brought to public attention once again the unnecessary and unjust presence of the Subversive Activities Control Act. Passed in 1950 over President Truman's veto as the first section of the McCarran Act, the law helped spawn the McCarthy era. After that first blazing notoriety, it has proceeded through its numerous litigations in relative quiet; but the law is far from dead...
...pricing is also, this means that the College House Pharmacy made in the vicinity of 800% profit on my small purchase. The difficulty is, of course, that one has no way of checking how correct this pricing is. One simply pays up and shuts up. This, to me, is unjust. To add to the seeming absurdity of the situation, when I mentioned to the pharmacist that the doctor said it would only cost 25 cents, he calmly looked at me and said, "That's interesting," and then he put out his hand for the money...
Last month the Faculty of Arts and Sciences decided not to discuss student deferments. Opponents of a Faculty discussion described the issue as too "abstract," and a resolution to declare 2-S "unjust" was tabled before debate could begin...
There are two reasonable positions the Faculty could take. They could vote that 2-S is necessary, and that Harvard--as an institution affected by 2-S--should support it. They could also decide it is unjust, that it interferes with academic matters such as grading, and that Harvard should oppose...