Word: control
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Coach McInnis was optimistic about Godin's chances in the majors. The former first baseman of the Athletics' "100,000 infield" said that the senior has poise, speed, and control, and should do well...
...belief that political truth is best discovered by free inquiry and debate. Yet, several state legislatures have recently passed laws which strike at free speech. And, today, before the Congress is the Mundi-Nixon bill. This bill, if enacted into law, would set up a politically appointed Subversive Activities Control Board, would require the registration of all organizations vaguely characterized as "Communist-front," and would impose criminal penalties for violations of the various provisions. Taken together, all these provisions may well lead to the suppression of minority views which look to reform rather than revolution. For the bill sets forth...
...first questions on the CRIMSON's poll dealt with the control of leftist sympathies at Harvard. This particularly concerned the legislature at the time of the Sullivan Bill hearing because Harlow Shapley, Paine Professor of Practical Astronomy, was simultaneously acting as chairman of the allegedly Russian inspired Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace and Daniel Boone Schirmer, a confessed Communist testifying against the bill, turned out to be a Harvard graduate...
Responses to the questions on academic freedom were as follows: 1. Harvard does sufficiently control extreme leftist sympathies on its faculty. Agree strongly 9.5% Agree 23.8% Disagree 28.6% Disagree strongly 17.4% Don't know 19.7% 2. Harvard does sufficiently control extreme leftist sympathies in its student body. Agree strongly 7.8% Agree 21.8% Disagree 28.1% Disagree strongly 12.5% Don't know 29.8% 3. Harvard makes too much of the principle of academic freedom. Does 32.8% Does not 54.7% Don't know...
...next questions dealt with Harvard's tax free status. Some legislators claimed that since the University's tax exemption constituted a huge loss of revenue for the state, the Commonwealth had every right to either more control over Harvard or more taxes from...