Word: brings
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...bring in students who will not dowell," she said, noting that fewer nativeCantabrigians were admitted to the college in thepast two years than in previous applicant pools...
...precisely because I am at bedrock an optimist that I am writing this letter, and because it is in my best vested interest that a rapport between Jews and Blacks once again flourish. Editorials such as Mr. Barron's do nothing toward fostering a dialogue that will bring that rapport to pass. Rafia Zafar Assistant Secretary W.E.B. Du Bois Graduate Society
...doing pretty well, but with the fact that we're playing Colgate, it kind of cuts our sales," Page said. "If we were playing St. Lawrence, for instance, they would fill the place up. They bring a lot of people...
Whatever the outcome, last weekend's rebellion seemed to bring to a head a long-felt yearning for democratically elected leaders. Whether a transition of power in Manila can take place without bloodshed was, as this week began, in doubt. Unlike the grisly upheavals in Iran and Nicaragua, events in the Philippines last week seemed to unfold in a kind of slow motion that augured well for civil order. "There is a lot of caution in the Filipino people," noted one Pentagon official. Marcos may try to buy time by entering into negotiations with Enrile and Ramos. Even in that...
Finding his agency increasingly on the defensive, NASA's acting administrator William Graham ordered the immediate transfer of Moore to head the Johnson Space Center. Although the move had been in the works before the Challenger disaster, the speedy transfer permitted Graham to bring in a new and wholly untarnished leader for the shuttle program. He is Rear Admiral Richard Truly, 48, who had spent 14 years as a NASA astronaut and whose last duty before leaving the agency in 1983 was to command a flight of the Challenger. Departing from his post as head of the Naval Space Command...