Word: affected
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Because the Rockefeller grant is not part of the University endowment, market fluctuations do not necessarily affect the money available each year. But officials in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences said that other University fellowships may be affected by the market crash...
...containing several fluorescent light tubes that emit the full spectrum of natural light at five to ten times the intensity of indoor lighting. Says Hellekson: "The light you get is about equivalent to standing one inch away from a window on a sunny spring day." Because light seems to affect the body through the eyes and not the skin, tanning therapy doesn't work, Rosenthal points out. Some patients spend from 30 minutes to five hours daily soaking up the sun-box rays. For Dalene Barry, 44, of Washington, who each winter used to endure near suicidal depressions and weight...
This is an absurd proposition. Harvard cannot be expected to remain neutral on this issue, especially one which will affect every aspect of the University. It has a right and a responsibility to present its point of view to the public, just as the union has a right and a responsibility to express its arguments...
University officials have said that specific monetary issues cannot be resolved until both sides have agreed on a new job classification system, because classifications affect the salaries workers receive. But the unions view this stance as "obstructionist," Fortes said...
...also hampered because its information often becomes outdated. "People change, too. We try as hard as we can to get a sense of a person, but sometimes you can't predict how this place is going to affect someone," says Worth, adding that these changes can often cause a great deal of stress in a rooming group...