Alright, here are media examples of “all comers”:
1. The committee reviewing the nondiscrimination policy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill likely will not recommend the school adopt an “all-comers” policy for student organizations.
Jonathan Sauls, dean of students at UNC, said this week the group did not think such a policy would benefit the school’s student body.
“There seems to be a broad consensus that migrating to an ‘all-comers’ policy would not be our recommendation,” Sauls said. “We don’t think that's what’s warranted or needed at UNC.”
An “all-comers” policy would require religious groups to accept members and leaders who do not share the groups’ beliefs.
- UNC committee won’t recommend ‘all-comers’ policy, WorldOnCampus.com, May 23, 2017.
2. Along with serious subjects like CEO succession and a continuing “depression” in the housing market, Warren Buffett’s new letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders also reveals a “new activity” for this year’s annual meeting.
Buffett writes that he will “take on all comers” in a “Newspaper Tossing Challenge.”
After Berkshire bought the Omaha World-Herald in November, Buffett says he saw “skepticism” in the eyes of its employees when he bragged about the “folding and throwing skills I developed while delivering 500,000 papers (The Washington Post) as a teenager.”
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