Word: branched
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Most ROTC students contacted said that participation in classes and exercises on the MIT campus--which often takes three to four hours a week--leaves little time to devote to the Harvard branch of the club...
...official at the Cambridge branch of New England Bell said yesterday that the computer breakdown affected no other communities and may have been caused accidentally by technicians installing new phone equipment...
...terms of publicity, too, Watt has been a godsend. No Executive Branch official since Teddy Roosevelt has attracted so much attention to environmentalist issues. Watt's successor will probably do his job quietly, without provoking public outrage, and the conservationists task will be that much more difficult...
There are journalists who see their work as a semi-official responsibility in a democracy, like another branch of government. On the inside too long, they become bureaucrats, watching that everyone meets certain rules of conduct, distributing each candidate's publicity fairly in their pages, pigeon-holing the latest events in their columns...
...stepping in to help. Corporations are "adopting" schools, providing everything from laboratory equipment to volunteer instructors. In Chicago, 176 firms have established links with 600 schools; in Los Angeles, the figures are 189 and 225. Seven of Atlanta's largest banks, as well as the local Federal Reserve branch, have collaborated in establishing the city's newest magnet school, Harper High. The banks provide not only money but their own employees for financial courses and internships for interested students. Such programs have a variety of benefits. Memphis Schools