Word: tape
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Organizations represented at yesterday's hearing complained chiefly about the "red tape and bureaucracy" strict application of the rules would involved. They also complained that the the rules indicated a deplorable doubt on the part of the Dean's Office that the College groups are able to handle their own affairs...
...organization was denied further use of this location, and the equipment subsequently retired to the Geographical Institute. These were hard years for the club, and were to lead to its eventual collapse. Students operated from their room on smaller sets during this period, as a morass of red tape prevented free usage of the set in its location at the Institute. The University never owned this building, and the only way in which hams could legally use the set was in conjunction with an obscure geographical course calling for familiarity with radio equipment. The set was not available most...
College. The charge: stealing a five-shilling postal order. At ruinous expense, the boy's family fought official smugness and red tape to get him a fair hearing. In winning his exoneration, they also affirmed the right of the humblest citizen to demand justice from the state...
...good condition; the problem was how to re-record them. Columbia was eager to try and, with the help of a Welte engineer, managed to rig up the huge original Rube Goldbergian player so the rolls could be played back. Simonton and a French engineer recorded the music on tape...
...foibles of the generation that lived on Florida booms, hip flasks, F. Scott Fitzgerald, the Charleston, and the out-of-sight spiral of a rocketing stock market. Its faces range from the ludicrous (Calvin Coolidge in an Indian war bonnet) to the complacent (Jimmy Walker in a ticker-tape parade) to the evil (the pudgy, bland-eyed look of a paretic Al Capone...