Word: benefitting
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...comparison with his opponent, Walter Mondale, who is 17 years younger and was, on this evening at least, considerably quicker and more composed. To many viewers, the kindly, anecdote-dropping uncle suddenly seemed old and a little out of it. To others, even those willing to give him the benefit of the doubt about his age, he seemed somewhat blathery and ill at ease with the issues...
...during the next few weeks to extension school students, members of Dudley House (whole offices and common rooms are located in Lehman half), and freshmen living in dorms near Lehman, according to Bryan Ferrick, a member of the newly-elected Extension Student Affairs Committee (ESAC). All three groups would benefit from a hall open nearby with sending machines, he added...
With the p.c.'s, students in K-School courses are now doing a more thorough cost-benefit analysis of proposals for bus scheduling, the effects of cuts in the food stamps program, and other matters of public policy, O'Keeffe said...
Begin you job search by attending the career forum. 65 Organizations will be attending in a dozen different areas. Freshmen through graduate students can benefit from a visit to Memorial Hall. Employers will be there to answer questions about entry level and summer job opportunities at their firms. Come early and get a special Career Forum shopping bag in which to collect all your information...
...both ways. The President could claim he was standing by his pledge to lower taxes. He could also say he was using tax reform to trim the budget deficit. It would be a bold strategy and one that might be fiercely opposed by taxpayers and special-interest groups who benefit from loopholes. But nothing less than a master stroke can ensure that the U.S. economy will not be overwhelmed by the mushrooming federal debt...