Word: closedness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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"The dilemma of this University is that you can't police the Harvard area without going onto Cambridge streets and Cambridge's jurisdiction, as opposed to other colleges, where the campus is closed and confined," Shannon says. The apparent rise in violent crime in the Cambridge area appears to account...
I am a sophomore at Ball State University. We have a saying around here that sums it up in one sentence: Muncie is the armpit of Indiana. Case closed.
One consolation to the West is that Moscow, if Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is to be believed, prefers a stable Iran on its southern border. "You can't say that the Soviet hand isn't there," said a State Department aide about the latest unrest, "but we...
We are in a sort of reverie as the ancient DC-3 climbs to 12,500 ft. Like all jump planes, it has no seats. We sit on the floor in three long rows, 35 of us, facing to the rear, our legs supporting the backs of the jumpers in...
The Japanese concede that, up to the mid-1960s, their trade policy was plainly protectionist. Since then, they claim, controls and regulations that hampered imports have been pulled down so far that they now have one of the most open domestic markets in the world. One reason U.S. companies still...