Word: closedness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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On April 30, 2000 people closed in on the parking lot from the road, the marsh and the sea to make a stand against the plant's construction. From the highway came the main phalanx, marching and chanting eight abreast and hundreds deep. Reporters and cameramen postured and scurried before...
The Radcliffe trackwomen closed out their second season Friday with a 92-26 victory over UNH. The team's season record was 4-2. The Harvard tennis team scored a 7-2 victory over Brown yesterday, boosting their overall record to 6-4.
Harvard will continue its ongoing effort to educate American businessmen about East Asia in a closed conference on Korean international relations that begins here today.
By asking breakfast-eaters in Mather and Dunster Houses to eat in Leverett, the University can save money by keeping those Houses' kitchen closed, since Leverett is serviced by the central kitchen, which must remain open anyway.
The huge, red-brick buildings which housed those old Lowell and Lawrence factories still stand. Some are now museums; the factories are no longer operating. J.P. Stevens has closed down 21 such plants in the Northeast within the past 25 years. Stevens' plants, and those of other textile firms, are...