Word: correctives
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Harvard police conducted an internal investigation of the case before and after the charges were filed and found no evidence of wrongdoing. That may be the correct conclusion, but everyone would feel a bit more confident if it came from civilians with no interest in the case...
...needs as well as satellites do. Demand for launches might be reduced further by a new satellite-placement technique introduced last year. A slight change in the way satellites are positioned with respect to the earth is expected to reduce substantially the fuel needed to keep them in the correct orbital slot. If so, new satellites may last considerably longer than current models, and replacements will not have to be sent up as often...
...MAJORITY opinion is correct in realizing that the agreement reached between the Undergraduate Council and the Corporation is not ideal. The Corporation must be opened to student input on a regular basis. To demand unconditional surrender on the part of the Corporation, however, is wholly unrealistic...
...health of the endowment be sacrificed for the sake of a generation of students. However, reasonable people in the financial office evidently have forgotten that it is no more desirable to sacrifice the financial health of undergraduates for the sake of the endowment's never-ending multiplication. They should correct this--and soon...
...ranking system, says Dean of Admissions Williams R. Fitzsimmons '67, is "a very risky business." Nonetheless, coaches are usually correct in so far as their recruits are almost certain to be the top players of the future. Few non-recruited "walk-ons" make Harvard's varsity athletic squads anymore, according to Reardon...