Word: buying
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Houses like Henry and Coggeshall, which are not on the quad, may well remain even after the new dormitories are completed, she said. The college may even buy other houses in the neighborhood to provide rooming variety, she added...
...Nikita laughed too soon. Yields in Kazakhstan slumped from an initial 16 bu. per acre to 5 bu. per acre last year, and Moscow was forced to buy more than 11 million tons of grain abroad. Inevitably, rumors spread that the Kremlin would scrap the Virgin Lands experiment. Sure enough, an official declaration last week implied just that. After spending $7.4 billion and drafting 350,000 fulltime farmers to work on the dubious project, the regime seemed to feel it was time to stop cultivating additional acreage in the far-off Virgin Lands, concentrate instead on raising output...
...takes only a little know-how to buy an expert who happens to represent the right view" is the cynical observation of one Washington, D.C., law professor. Most trial lawyers would agree to the fact, but not necessarily to the cynicism. Particularly in such fields as psychiatry, where theories, methodology, and even terminology are far from settled, the diametrically opposed expert opinions brought out in a trial are likely to be rooted in genuine professional differences. But the ability to make a choice between those differences is one of the cornerstones of U.S. justice. When experts cannot agree, the final...
...economics, he explained, black control means Buy Black. In politics, however, his recommendation is not a Negro party...
Another site reportedly being seriously considered is the area behind Dunster House along Cowperthwaite St. Several sources have reported that the University is trying to buy this land but is having difficulty acquiring a plot of appropriate size and shape...