Word: delayer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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With no clear delineation of their charges under Rosovsky's piecemeal approach, the task forces have faltered. In some, the open agenda has led to delay, with task forces spending weeks debating schedules and peripheral issues. There is also a pervasive confusion about deadlines and other procedural questions, and the amorphous mandates that Rosovsky offered have immobilized several of the panels. Frozen by uncertainty about the precise boundaries of their jurisdiction, these panels have often deferred to one another in potential areas of overlap--thus narrowing their approach all the more. Finally, the task forces remain uncertain about what kind...
...last try to make it a game came eight minutes into the second period, when Dave McDonald combined with Brian Kinsman and Dave Harrington to bring the Elis within one. It was then time for Miller to get into his penalty act again, and he was stuck with a delay of game call at the 14:00 mark...
Your editorial on the bus shuttle contained some misunderstandings. The Committee on Houses and Undergraduate Life has not opted to delay a review of bus shuttle extension. To the contrary, bus shuttle extension as part of the overall desired improvements to the Quadrangle, was the very first housing recommendation to the dean. It was forwarded immediately upon being voted upon in January...
Right now, however, only 109 million tons of coal a year are being produced in the West-little more than a sixth of national output. One reason is that opening a surface mine takes between two and four years. Beyond that normal delay, four harder-to-solve difficulties-three of which again involve a clash between ecology and economy -have held back Western coal development. The four...
Tania Friedman, administrative assistant to the dean of admissions, said yesterday that the delay was due to the system used by the Medical School admissions office...