Word: attendant
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Total costs for attending Yale in 1987-88 will be $17,020, up 6.1 percent from last year's fees. Yale students paid $16,040 to attend the New Heaven school this year, $105 less than their Cambridge counterparts. Harvard's tuition for next year will be announced next week, University administrators said...
...Harvard operates. The protectors instead turned the Yard into a museum, for all to admire but for none to touch. Students, considered in the Rosovsky scenario as the most fleeting and least vital operatives at Harvard, had another little celebration later in the fall and most did not even attend the September party. A small group made an unexpected, cameo appearance at a 350th dinner for 600 prominent alumni, where they blockaded and forced the cancellation of the black-tie affair. The disruptive blockade showed the world how Harvard affiliates interact with their protectors...
...footage and fresh interviews with participants to recount the major events that followed the 1954 Supreme Court decision outlawing school segregation. Names and episodes parade by like battles in a familiar military campaign: Rosa Parks' refusing to relinquish her seat on a Montgomery bus, nine black students' trying to attend high school in Little Rock, the murder of Civil Rights Leader Medgar Evers and the 1963 march on Washington...
Kaku and his classmates had counted on the chance to attend graduate school and pursue careers. Then they learned they had four months until graduation to plan to become professional soldiers or concoct medical excuses...
...speak as if nurture were a by-product of nature. "All of us make our own environment," says Developmental Psychologist Sandra Scarr of the University of Virginia. Lykken makes the same point: "The environment molds your personality, but your genes determine what kind of environment you have, seek and attend to." Since the early 1960s, several twin studies have reported that identical twins reared apart are actually more alike than those raised in the same home. Scarr thinks the reason is that parents faced with identical twins try hard to stress differences between siblings. Says she: "Living with the same...