Word: attractants
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...although it is not usually conducted by invitation. Visibility has its price. I find it interesting that some of the most critical statements you reported were anonymous. Equally interesting, no one bothered to notice that the Harvard History Department has, over the last 10 or 15 years, managed to attract a constant and even increasing student population, when a number of History Departments all over the country have faced a decline which sometimes borders on crisis. Outsiders may not wish to notice these facts; but the Harvard community should be aware of them. And outsiders also might do well...
...states vying for the collider, the project means more than just a giant subterranean circle with a few buildings topside. After creating jobs at the outset for 4,500 construction workers, the SSC will attract a work force of 2,500 scientists, engineers and technicians, and provide a lure for federal and private research dollars. Says Syracuse University Particle Physicist Marvin Goldberg: "It's hard to think of a classier project...
Other resolutions include the formation of an anti-racial harassment policy, and the creation of budgetary incentives to attract minority faculty members, The Daily reported...
With the resolutions, the university hopes to attract a number of Blacks proportionate of the 12.9 percent Black population of the state of Michigan...
During the recent protests, students complained that the university reneged on its 1970 promise to attract and maintain a 10 percent minority enrollment...