Word: bells
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Professor Derrick A. Bell said he would protest the faculty's vote to deny tenure to Assistant Professor Clare Dalton and the decision by President Bok to reject the tenure appointment of Visiting Professor David Trubek...
...University hires hundreds of Harvard student workers to stay through Commencement. They work as baby-sitters, bell-hops and drivers, and answer questions at the information desk...
Workers at the information booth are routinely asked to solve crisises, including making hotel reservations for alumni. But some student jobs, such as bell-hopping, are often less nerve-wracking and more lucrative, especially when alumni "drop heavy bills," says Gregg...
...what he calls an "Academic Vigil," Bell will stay in his office in Langdell Hall from 9:00 this morning until Thursday evening, after Commencement exercises...
Holmes a Court, 49, a soft-spoken lawyer who is reputedly Australia's wealthiest citizen, controls worldwide industrial and media properties through his holding company, Bell Group (1986 revenues: $1.5 billion). From that base, he has launched sallies against Broken Hill Proprietary, a huge Australian steel, oil and gas producer, and other big firms. A few months ago he engaged in a bidding war with Media Mogul Rupert Murdoch over the Herald and Weekly Times, Australia's largest media group. Last August Holmes a Court disclosed that he was seeking a 15% stake in USX, the steel giant. As takeover...