Word: attractions
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...meantime, Bush can use thinly disguised racial invective with impunity to attract Reagan Democrats...
...time Harvard earned its reputation as the leader of American higher education. Harvard, more than any other university, has the resources and reputation to attract greater proportions of the available Black and female pool. In fact, there are many junior professors already here good enough to join the ranks of the senior faculty, Yet no matter how large the pool gets, it seems Harvard is not dipping into...
...city leaders work to attract upscale business to the commercial district by improving the Central Square landscape, they face the dilemmas that have plagued other revitalization projects in the past--rising rents and dislocation of lower and moderate income residents. In the meantime, with the Salvation Army Thrift Store and posh boutiques existing side by side, contrasts remain...
What is so alarming about the implications of the Anthropology 10 memo is that a faculty member might condone the hiring of graduate students whose knowledge of the subject in question suspect. This is, after all, Harvard, which has traditionally been able to attract the nation's brightest undergraduates, graduate students, and professors to its hallowed halls. It is beyond my ability to conceive that Harvard would have the least bit of trouble hiring stellar, much less competent, teaching fellows (the same might be said about minority and women faculty); it is a question of initiative and not of feasibility...
...itself, promote greater interaction among various groups of students or deter students from going to final clubs. Given its likely location in Memorial Hall--far from the houses--and the fact that it would hold a new freshman dining hall, it's doubtful that the new center would attract any upperclass students...