Word: budgeters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...should reject the treaty," he says flatly. "We should add $4 billion or $5 billion to the defense budget." Nitze believes that accepting SALT II as it now stands could be "the point of no return" for the U.S., a point after which the nation would be locked into trends that would assure the Soviets nuclear superiority...
Adams said capital expenses for the plant will rise from $450,000 in 1980 to $1.5 million in 1981. The tution increase should help meet a projected budget deficit of $1.5 million, he added...
Hartley and his staff drafted the 1979-80 budget early this month and then proposed a tuition increase to the school's board of trustees. Students received a letter last week announcing the increase...
...there exists no equivalent to Music 180 in drama or in dance. Hum 15 is a commendable introduction to studio arts for interested students; but due to budget constraints, its enrollment is limited. More and better performing courses integrated with analysis and history, are necessary...
...Exposure to performing--to creating and to expressing--is nearly as essential to the "liberal arts education" as is the exposure to analyzing and to critiquing, which is more heavily stressed in today's curriculum. Bok and many faculty members recognize this need and are working within time and budget constraints to achieve change in some areas. They must work harder to sooner integrate the performing arts into the curriculum, because Harvard has not yet made a solid commitment to performing artists. Only then will arts at Harvard pass the audition...