Word: limits
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...contrast to the attitude at Harvard, where a CRIMSON reporter has never been disciplined for anything he wrote. At the CRIMSON'S 75th Anniversary Dinner in 1948, President Conant himself stated that at times the CRIMSON makes the Administration "uncomfortable." "But," he said, "Nothing has ever been done to limit its freedom, and nothing will be done. It is a healthy force in the Harvard community...
...Draft deferment for students with high grades would limit the calibre of the men Radcliffe girls go around with," a member of the Annex Student Council said during a Council discussion of draft policies yesterday. "Under this system, Harvard will lose the well-rounded men who add most to the College community," she explained...
Harvard students must bring their coupons to the H.A.A. office in the Union before 5 p.m. tomorrow. These will be exchanged to the limit of seats available. The unexpected demand may prevent students from buying tickets at the I.A.B., H.A.A. officials said...
...Naum Jasny, author of last year's massive Socialized Agriculture of the U.S.S.R., has demonstrated how geography and climate greatly limit Russian agriculture. Corn is barred to all of north and central Russia by the cold, to most of the south by lack of rainfall. The Russian soil, starting at the city of Astrakhan at the mouth of the Volga and proceeding northwest, is at first semidesert, then improves to chestnut soil (dark brown soil), then to rich chernozem (fertile black soil), and finally declines to thin podsols (grey, leached, acid soil) - see map. Russia's huge long...
...hold about 1500 people at a time though this limit is never reached. During the winter, however, 45 percent of Yale undergraduates exercise there three times a week and during other seasons, 35 percent make use of the stone wonder...