Word: tagging
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Cambridge police officials said they have received little cooperation from students. Therefore, they decided to tag all cars parked overnight or at expired meters. They plan to continue their campaigning until the City Council takes action...
Captain McCarthy, when informed of Sullivan's action, stated that he will stick by his two week parking grant to University students. He clarified his statement, however, by saying that his men will tag overnight parkers in boarding house and residential areas. "The moritorium applies only to the immediate dormitory and House Vicinity and not to places like Trowbridge Street. There will be no police get-tough policy without the student body being adequately warned through the CRIMSON," the Captain added...
Police said yesterday they will have to tag all cars parked between the hours of midnight and 4 a.m. They feel that students have had enough time to unload their cars and find garage space...
...mandarin with implacable simplicity. Without Bartok's superb score, Mandarin might have been merely a mediocre and rather crass affair, but the crashing, nervous music had kept the emotional pitch high and tight. As a result, the audience was too preoccupied to worry much about a few tag ends of murky symbolism that Choreographer Todd Bolender had worked in, e.g., a blind girl who wanders fitfully about the stage for most of the final scene...
...endlessly flowing paper is controlled by colored tags and big "buck-slips." Congressional letters, of which the Pentagon gets about 300 a day, get a yellow "expedite" tag; an "urgent" tag is red, and one "rush-rush" marker is known as "the green hornet." An expert use of the buckslip-a small routing slip on which higher authority checks off directions such as "for action," "please brief for me," etc. -is an essential Pentagon skill. The classic story is one of a newly arrived Navy commander, snowed under with accumulating papers, who stumped over to an old hand behind...