Word: 70s
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Money for the project came from the Program for Science at Harvard College, Richard G. Leahy, associate dean of the Faculty for Resources, said yesterday. That program was the result of fundraising during the late '60s and early '70s specifically for capital improvements to laboratories and science buildings...
...idealism of the '60s fades into the pre-professionalism of the '70s, a theme reiterated by most of the Business School deans, professors and students contacted yesterday was that young college graduates are increasingly seeing business as a means of "achieving," changing--and earning--without losing their ethics or identities...
...docks" of western New York. "This place has been very important in my life. Harvard has been very good to me," Keenan says and adds after a moment's reflection, "It still is." He served as master of North House for five years during the late '60s and early '70s and spearheaded a fundraising drive as director of the Russian Research Center...
Although the actual Faculty budget increases yearly, less money is expended now in real dollar terms than in the early '70s, Kaufmann said...
Lappe and Collins start by observing that the world can already produce enough food to keep everyone from starving. Even during the "food crisis" of the '70s, they point out, more than two pounds of grain are grown daily for every person on earth, and two pounds contain more food energy than the 3000 calories per person that most Americans consume now. This estimate does not include the simultaneous production of other staples--beans, cassava, potatoes, range-fed meat, fruits and vegetables. "Thus," they write, "on a global scale the idea that there is not enough food to go around...