Word: chapter
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Keep white supremecy [sic] alive!!!" the flyer reads. "Join the Brown chapter of the KKK today...
...really caught up in the issue of whether there is actually a chapter of the Klan here," Churchville said. "The issue is that there are Klan-type activities going on here...
...Food and Drug Administration this year and marketed early in 1990 by Chiron and Ortho Diagnostics Systems, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson. Said Dr. S. Gerald Sandler, medical director for blood services of the American Red Cross: "This is a very significant scientific achievement that virtually closes the chapter on post-transfusion hepatitis...
Instead, the exhibit treats TV as a chapter in American social and economic history: it shows how the medium worked its way into the American home and what changes it wrought there. In the view of curator Larry Bird, who wrote the show's text, television was not just a masterpiece of marketing, it was a key shaper of the postwar consumer age. TV helped induce Americans, still reeling from the Depression and a world war, to start buying again...
ROTC supporters argue that problems could be resolved by working within the system--start a ROTC chapter and fill it with bright Harvard minds. This is Harvard elitism at its worst. The military, perhaps the most inflexible institution in America, will not change its policies because of a few students. And it is unclear whether any military training operation could change enough to be appropriate for special privileges in the Harvard community...