Word: begun
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...drug addicts. In Britain, where 750 AIDS cases had been reported by last month, the government last November allocated $32 million to produce a blitz of warnings and advice. Billboards were erected across the country that read AIDS: DON'T DIE OF IGNORANCE. Now, however, the London government has begun to question its approach. A recent study has concluded that the campaign needlessly raised general anxieties about AIDS but missed those individuals in population groups at high risk. Later this month the British government will launch another effort aimed at drug users...
...search process this year has already begun with internal solicitations of names from certain key officials. The formal process of finding a replacement for Heiskell, held up pending the return of President Bok from his three-month sabbatical, will begin with the formation of a search committee that includes Bok, several corporation members and several members of the Board of Overseers...
This year, the overseers have begun what promises to be one of the most interesting internal inquiries to date--an investigation into the election procedures of the Board itself. Over the next year The Young Committee, named for its chairman, Boston Federal District Court Judge William G. Young '62, will examine how overseers are chosen...
Premised on the hope that "students will not only be aware of moral tradition, but will have begun to understand themselves as reasonable and moral people, who begin to think about their own choices," the Moral Reasoning Core requirement attempts to teach modes of thinking about ethics, says Thomas Professor of Divinity Harvey Cox, who offers a Moral Reasoning course...
...began last Saturday afternoon just as it has begun for the past 135 years...