Word: cash
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...million that the Ford Foundation has poured into grants for research, restudy of curriculums and doctorate fellowships since 1953. Now that the foundation is phasing out this largesse, the schools hope that business will take up the burden. Today, business colleges get less than 2% of what cash-rich corporations and foundations give to education. One promising sign: more companies are sending their executives back to business school, where, among other things, they can discover for themselves what the campus can contribute to the commercial community...
...Luigini. In their three-month search through Europe and the U.S. to assemble the collection, Woolworth's buyers also picked up Salvador Dali's $30,000 Triumph of the Sea, and a $24,000 Gainsborough called Dr. Pulteney. Anyone who does not have that kind of cash, of course, will still be able to enter almost any Woolworth store and buy, from the chain's collection of reproductions, Gainsborough's Blue Boy for just...
Cutbacks & Layoffs. As it often does, inflation gave the ailing economy a deceptive look of health. Last year the value of industrial production rose 16%, investment 29% and retail sales 22%, partly because consumers scrambled to convert their depreciating cash into durable goods. There has also been a burst of new building in Belgrade...
...also said that Farrell "doesn't be in banks" and often carries large of cash. "When he was last year after a heart attack," said, "doctors found $3200 in his ." He had $1145 in his pockets he was arrested three days after...
...supporting himself with a job as a dishwasher. Freedom turns out to mean long hours at low pay. While urging Julie to run away with him, he finds work at a parking lot where the boss teaches him the art of short-changing customers. At length Peter empties the cash register, jumps into a car, and goes...