Word: attractions
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...House Masters said they began to court Jones last spring after he was named coach of the professional basketball club. They said they hoped his impending appointment would attract more athletes to the River House...
...smaller systems pass by electronic word of mouth. All it takes to get started is one working telephone number; most networks carry extensive lists of other services. One data base in New Jersey offers a catalogue of 1,300 different phone numbers to explore, and many of them attract more than 5,000 calls a year...
Finally, it seemed, Harvard's legacy of ineffective student government would undergo a long needed transformation, transcending the constant struggles to attract participants. If nothing else, council proponents argued last fall, the new government would assuredly remain useful and popular through its annual allocation of up to $35,000 to fund the projects of needy student organizations...
...among both administrators and students. "What we have to do is essentially repeat the storage success every year," says Michael G. Colantuono '83, who chaired the council during the fall semester. "That type of accomplishment will bring the council power, and the only way the council will continue to attract people if it gives them a piece of the power...
...toward a happier--and more efficient group of council members, many will also be looking in next year's council for leaders who can provide the kind of decisive direction that, at times, was noticeably lacking this spring. Without it, the council may never be able to attract any more than a small core of dedicated students...