Word: regulatee
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Already possessing the right to regulate the membership of student organizations with regard to race and university status, the administration now proposes to tell these groups which of their members may be elected officers. Although this restriction may have some merit for groups organized for the purpose of giving undergraduates...
The University has always argued that disclaimer clauses are unconstitutional and dangerous; they try to regulate an individual's beliefs, and such regulation invites bureaucratic subjectivity. The arguments seemed cogent during the NDEA controversy, and they haven't lost their cogency. Disclaimers remain unconstitutional even when Harvard men are exempted...
Members of the Committee on Houses raised two other objections to the idea of Harvard-Radcliffe interhouse besides the financial one. Speakers claimed that the plan would give cliffies a privileged position in Harvard dining halls, compared with other girls, and that it would be difficult to regulate the number...
"Therefore," it continues, "the present withdrawal of parietal privileges attempts to regulate Harvard students in an area where they have shown themselves capable of self-restraint and self-regulation."
∙Sex is social. "There is no society whatsoever that does not regulate sexual conduct by its folkways. Love is not just a matter of the feeling of emotional sincerity or of the experience of a beautiful relationship consummated furtively in a motel. Nor does love even know itself as...