Word: beare
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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ALWAYS EXPENSIVE, a Harvard education is becoming costlier each year. But a new Harvard program announced this year may make the burden easier to bear...
...help the reader see and hear the story. To help us understand it, he must relive the story through dreams. "For whatever the reason," Wilson explains, "a story comes to have particular weight for us, its equations are, for a time, our equations. We dream it. And so we bear the story a while, until its burden becomes less...
...with the much-publicized Yale Plan. Yale's long-term loan program--announced last Fall--provides for the repayment of indebtedness as a percentage of income over a 35-year period. The basis of the program is an attempt to have those who most benefit financially from their education bear the lion's share of the cost. Yale's plan does not utilize Federal subsidies...
Equally clearly, the problems will be immense. The character of the Square--already more commercial and chain-store oriented--will move progressively away from specialty stores and coffee shops. Parking will become harder. Driving through the Square will probably become a task of stupendous proportions. Tenants will have to bear higher land values, which will ultimately translate into higher rents, and live with a new skyline. Pedestrian traffic will swell by as much as half or two thirds...
Hang in there. Jack, for you're still able to convince many people that muckrakers are divinely appointed prophets, and that all elected high officials-who actually bear the agonizing burden of responsibility-are just callous phonies who care only for reelection...