Word: cleared
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...think they sent the clear message that they don't want associates to have a say in selecting the leadership of their own organization," said Michael J. Passante '99, a SAC member who co-authored the proposal...
...This weekend was very positive for us because prior to [this weekend], we didn't have a clear idea of what we were up against," sophomore No. 1 player Deepak Abraham said. "We thought some of these teams were untouchable, but now we know that we can definitely compete with them. And we are definitely capable of winning the National Championship again...
...London's Savile Row. Really, Doonan began by hanging out with lunatic relations and dressing up like the queen. This set the stage for his mod-chic and poofy youth, during which period he had time and opportunity to establish his signature punkcore and camp aesthetic. It was clear he would never sell insurance. Although, give him a window, some marabou and froufrou, and he could probably sell it by the box. Give him stuffed cats, trash cans, smashed televisions, 15,000 Q-tips, and he could become the other big tourist attraction of New York City. Which...
...where are we? Radcliffe College gave up, in 1977, any clear authority to operate as a provider of accredited undergraduate instruction (indeed, it had given up its independent accreditation some years before 1977). Since it voluntarily delegated this authority, one might conclude that this transfer signifies that Harvard's performance was "satisfactory," in accordance with the original charter. Therefore, all funds and property connected with undergraduate education should legally and logically have been transferred to Harvard...
Radcliffe's other current activities--the Bunting Institute, the libraries, the continuing education--may well exist solely upon the sufferance and goodwill of those donors who specifically fund their endowment and income. It is not at all clear to me how much of the "Radcliffe College" income or endowment could legally be spent for these purposes if donors, or indeed any of its alumnae, chose to challenge the corporate status of Radcliffe. Under the terms of the original charter, if Ms. Baker is correct, Radcliffe may have very few options...