Word: actualizations
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Social Analysis 10--and you probably will--you'll get an opportunity to witness Rosovsky's guest lecture on his specialty, the Japanese economy. Otherwise, though, he spends most of his time in his office or on the fundraising trail, having designated a team of deputies to do the actual selling and trading of Faculty policies. Rosovsky's visibility may change considerably after this year, when he plans to step down from the front office and return to full-time scholarship after 11 years as dean...
...their first six weeks in company-run classes, and managers are required to take at least 40 hours of additional instruction a year. The classwork often focuses on actual business case studies, in the manner of the Harvard Business School...
...They insist upon being treated as Europe's grandest military, economic, cultural and gustatory power. In fact, he notes, "foreigners have to remind themselves they are not dealing with a country that really exists, a country many of them love, with its admirable past and its actual respectable achievements, potentials, and capacities, but with a country that most Frenchmen dream still exists." That, he suggests, is why the French are "best led with consoling and inebriating half truths...
Other parts of the compromise are equally unlikely ever to become reality. Reagan had demanded a 10% inflation-adjusted increase in military outlays (while signaling that he would settle for 7%), no tax increases at all and an actual reduction of $6.4 billion in domestic spending. White House staffers are talking of lobbying against the compromise budget resolution on the Senate and House floors, and they have a strong chance of defeating it. The prospect so worried New Mexico Republican Pete Domenici, head of the Senate conferees, that at week's end he backed away from putting the compromise...
...additions, make the seasonal comparison interesting. The director's message states that "our summer faculty members are comprised mostly of teachers with a Harvard affiliation," which in many cases means "lecturer," "instructor," "postdoctoral fellow," "teaching fellow," "drill instructor," or a Ph.D. from years before. A large number of the actual professors are the "distinguished visiting faculty members from other American and foreign institutions...