Word: access
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Radcliffe has accomplished this purpose. Women now have almost equal access to a Harvard education, thanks to the efforts of Radcliffe administrators over the decades, who have thus made themselves obsolete...
...Nicklaus, 78, had not revisited Augusta National since her son's first Masters as a Walker Cup amateur in 1959. That year her husband Charlie drove the family from Columbus, pausing at Ohio State to fetch Jack's girlfriend Barbara. Among many privileges the pharmacist accorded his son was access to a storied golf course, the local Scioto Country Club, where Bobby Jones won a U.S. Open in 1926. Jack developed his sense of history there, and his mother must have some sense of it too, because this year she suddenly decided to return to the Masters...
...Arbor school instituted this program, which "confers" see as "the wave of the future," in the fall to become the only public university to allow students access to the school's mainframe computer...
...example, the Crimson editors have not examined the greatest threats to such openess as it concerns research in political and social science. This is the threat posed by dictatorships and closed societies all over the world to researchers who write about them. Works based on selective access to documents cannot be assessed by other scholars not so privileged. Nor can we be fully confident of works written by scholars who have been given access to materials denied to others. While such problems may be less interesting than the hot topics of money and CIA, they are at least as important...
...getting access to the rights to the water, timber, coal and oil that is on their lands. It's entirely couched in legal terms and demands legal interpretation," he said...