Word: cuttingly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Clark has drawn fire from students and faculty for his decision this summer to eliminate the school's public interest placement office in an effort to cut costs. Despite his promise to transfer the office's responsibilities to a general placement office, 1055 law students have signed a petition demanding that Clark restore the full-time public interest counselors...
Many of these students may be afraid to tell family and friends about their handicap; these pitiable souls suffer in silence. Others do not yet know that their painful stomach cramps would disappear if they just cut back on ice cream. Still others may just be denying the problem...
...library went along with the deception, said Brown, because it got a 15% cut of the awards from the Pentagon. That amounted to $12.6 million in income for the library last year on $84 million in DOD contracts. Librarian of Congress James Billington, who ordered an internal investigation of the suspect contracts, directed that they be either canceled or transferred to the Pentagon...
...capital-gains cut will undermine tax reform and ultimately boost the deficit, but Washington cannot say no to any kind of giveback. -- There is less than meets the eye to the rash of arms-control proposals. -- In Greenfield, Iowa, a newspaper marks its centennial and a rural community worries about its future...
...Angeles Times published almost twice as many stories about the New York City crash (ten) as the one in Chad (six). In the New York Times, the LaGuardia crash rated twelve stories, the Chad disaster six. The networks reacted similarly: ABC's Nightline, for example, aired three cut-in reports and, later, a full show about the LaGuardia accident but nothing about the Chad crash. (TIME ran three paragraphs on the French airliner and two on the American plane...