Word: objectionable
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Harvard's President used as his man objection the contention that professional and amateur sports were incompatible. But it is not at all clear to me why using the Stadium on separate days would make the incompatibility relevent. Harvard middle guard Spencer Dreischarf, ??ough less than enthusiastic about sharing the...
AND so, the tubular shape of the oboe could be called its neck. We had thought of expressing this by saying that the body of the oboe is its neck, but anticipated the manner in which it would have revealed a problem concerned with the naming of things: the danger...
The court is hearing two draft cases at the same time. The first was brought by Elliot A. Walsh II, a Los Angeles computer engineer, and tests whether objection must be based on religious training and belief.
In the Supreme Court, the government yesterday argued against conscientious objection against a specific war. Solicitor Gen. Erwin N. Griswold said, "The Constitution does not set up freedom of conscience. It does not equate conscience with religion." Selective conscientious ob-jection. Griswold argued, would disrupt American society.
In the second case, the government is appealing the decision obtained by John H. Sisson'67, which ruled that the draft law unconstitutionally discriminated against non-religious objectors. The ruling of U.S. District Court Judge Charles E. Wyzanski'27 on Sisson's case, if upheld, will allow conscientious objection to...