Word: benefited
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...Reagan has vowed not to sign it. Sure there are some dubious provisions, such as the many pet projects of Congressmen more interested in their constituents than in an effective trade policy. Rep Beryl Anthony (D.-Ark.) inserted a provision lowering tariffs on watch parts, a move that would benefit the Timex plant in his district. Rep. Don Bonker (D.-Wash.) wants to restrict plywood imports that hurt his state's timber industry...
Columbia's football coach could not have lasted a season at the University of Texas or US. And while Ivy coaches enjoy some perverse benefit when it comes to job security as a result of Ancient Eight athletic standards, they also enjoy several personnel advantages...
...Senior Gift for Undergraduate ate Education, none of which is invested in the endowment, was created so that seniors could contribute directly to the undergraduate budget. Seniors can target their gifts for scholarships--which directly benefit over 70 percent of undergraduates through loans, work/study, and especially grants, or for general use, which helps pay for other undergraduate expenses such as athletics, intramurals, faculty salaries, and maintenance of the House system and libraries. A donation to the Class Gift is a positive contribution to help ensure that future undergraduates have access to the same types of undergraduate programs and activities that...
...ceremony included a procession from the deli's location at 67 Winthrop Street down John F. Kennedy Street. When the groups reached the banks of the Charles, the rabbi and reverend solemnly blessed the cookery as Mavens owners joked for the benefit of the press...
About 25 percent, or 1500, of Cornell's graduate students teach approximately one course per semester and receive a basic stipend of $6400, plus a tuition benefit, Gardner says...