Word: admitting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...they beat me, I will admit anything," Soviet Historian Pyotr Yakir told a journalist before he was arrested last year. "I know this from my former experience in the camps. But you'll know it won't be the real me speaking...
...absence of any political commitment, students seem more careerists, whether or not they actually are. In a not particularly political atmosphere, it becomes easier for an undergraduate to admit and discuss the compromises he will make when he graduates. That kind of discussion has a way of bothering the fastidious, even if it reflects no real change...
Administration officials admit that as many as 8 of the 25 faculty tenants pay monthly rents lower than those for comparably priced houses, but would not disclose what rents are actually paid...
...faculty and administrators admit that the houses, some with low rent, are also used as a recruiting device, providing monetary subsidies to professors or administrators the University is especially anxious to lure to Harvard...
Harvard, in fact, has come to a crossroads in its expansion program. The Bok Administration must decide whether to continue its role as one of Cambridge's biggest residential landlords or to sell its properties. Both Hall and Daly admit that Harvard intends to sell the houses at market value, which will mean substantially more revenue for Harvard than under the present arrangement...