Word: bulks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...wondered, however, how Cambodia would replace the economic aid it has recoived from the United States. The American commodity imports program has supplied the bulk of Cambodian petroleum needs, for instances
...Roman Catholic with strong charitable instincts, she changed her will in January 1960 leaving the bulk of her estate-a half-share of La Parra that includes rights to most of its untapped gas and oil-to a private charitable foundation. Codicils later named the Most Rev. Mariano Garriga, Roman Catholic Bishop of Corpus Christi, one of Sarita's cousins, and her lawyer as foundation members...
...bulk of admissions to History and Lit, as to any other field, are made in the Spring of the applicant's freshman year. A few more students, some of them with sophomore standing, are admitted in the first two weeks of the Fall term. Up to this time, admissions requirements are neither strictly enforced nor unreasonably high: Group III standing, ordinarily, and a reading knowledge of a foreign language. Later in the year, however, it is virtually impossible for a student to gain admittance to the program. Since the Committee admits that the first half of sophomore tutorial...
Alison Leibhafsky '64, Director of Project Tanganyika for 1963, said that the Harvard-Radcliffe program has received little criticism since its inception in the summer of 1961. She added that although the bulk of PBH's work was in the teaching field, no radical changes were planned for the future...
...project hopes to provide instruction for more than 100 children by November, Riggs said, with most of the tutors coming from Harvard and Radcliffe. He explained that the bulk of the program's instruction is in remedial reading, where additioned tutors are urgently needed. Present plans call for each teacher to take five pupils...