Word: commutee
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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More than 70 transfer students were accepted late this spring almost twice as many as last year. Dean of Financial Aid and Admissions L. Fred Jewett 57 said that more transfer students were accepted because the college discontinued its year-old policy of accepting certain freshmen under the condition that...
Last week's mishaps could have been far more disastrous. The six-lane Interstate 95 is a main route for tens of thousands of Connecticut suburbanites who commute daily to Manhattan. When the bridge collapsed just before 1:30 a.m., however, only four vehicles were zooming over the affected...
The Weather published twice last fall before it ran out of steam--and funds. "We had good writers, but it was a problem getting advertising money," says editor Peter J. Howe '86. The paper's features included articles on freshmen who commute to Harvard, a freshman Spactacus Youth League leader...
And it was McCloy alone who decided to commute the sentences of many of the most abominable Nazi war criminals. Contrary to the implications in the Crimson majority editorial, it was McCloy's initiative that led to the establishment of an American review board which significantly reduced sentences war criminals...
As high commissioner, McCloy--whatever the outside pressure--had ultimate responsibility for the decision to commute the sentences, argue Brinkley and Peretz Still, they point out, that outside pressure was great.