Word: closers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Every day, Harvard steps $1 million closer to the end of its $2.1 billion Capital Campaign...
...that spring, students were not only affected by faraway events like Nixon's Cambodian invasion or the Kent State protest but by an occurrence closer to home: the integration of Harvard and Radcliffe...
...address tothe University's Board of Overseers on January 11,he claims the campus has become quieter and moreinterested in learning--and points to libraryrecords as evidence of this trend. On January 25,President Nixon shocks the world by announcingsecret negotiations with the North Vietnamese thathad brought the U.S. closer to a peace accorduntil Hanoi ceased sending its representative tothe talks, citing "illness" as an excuse...
...world is certainly coming closer together, but the ability of people to find reasons to hate each other has increased," Lewis says. "It's the most deplorable and unexpected phenomenon...
What disturbs Indonesians and foreign observers alike is that Habibie's entire political career was based on by his closeness to Suharto. He is closer to the ousted leader than anyone else outside the President's immediate family. Their father-son relationship goes back to the death of Habibie's real father in 1950. Suharto, a military officer, befriended the family and closed the old man's eyes on his deathbed. Habibie, then 13, has revered his protector ever since. In his autobiography, Suharto wrote of the protege that he "regards me as his own parent. He always asks...