Word: attractants
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...said the school needed to expand its advanced education in response to changing conditions in professional architecture and design, but a major focus of this spring's discussions would be whether they can attract sufficient students and funding to make it feasible...
When Sallie Mae tried to hold a stock offering in 1973 and got no takers the 46 years old Fox says "the board reached an absolute consensus that in order for this corporation to attract capital, which is important for its social mission we had to have a balance sheet that could encourage investors to want to participate in the corporation. If we couldn't attract capital all the social goals that we had could not be satisfied...
...system, center officials say, unduly favored more established artists and groups in the perennial quest for funding, support, and technical advice. By streamlining the process under one roof, the city hopes "to attract untraditional audiences--to bring people to the theater who wouldn't normally participate," says one project director, Geraldine Guardino...
Amieno is currently organizing ticket sales for an "appreciation dinner" in honor of Johnson. The fete, which Johnson describes as traditional, should attract more than 400 staffers at $22 each. Police at Area B describe this turnout as half again larger than usual. The size of the guest list, they say, indicates that Johnson was a well-liked commander...
Even if Richardson can attract support from Independents, Massachusetts is still one of the most Democratic states in the country, with registered Democrats outnumbering their Republican counter-parts 45 percent to 14 percent...