Word: developable
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...President Bok, who appealed to the graduate school last year to develop more effective recruiting methods, apparently found it necessary to take the issue under his own wing...
...arrangement between the club and the University apparently grows from Harvard's failure to develop an interim use for the idle and. Now that this "perpetual deficit," as one administrator calls it, has been diagnosed, Harvard can no longer even plead bad eyesight or a poor memory. The grassy plot should be opened to the public, both those affiliated with the University and those who are not. Initial costs and maintenance fees, a concern raised by some administrators, can be kept low by closing the park at night and opening only one entrance in the day away from heavily traveled...
...than oil spills. Floating booms can contain surface oil and keep it from spreading while it is picked up and recovered by giant vacuum cleaners. Straw filters can be used to pick up oil that makes its way into shallow waters. But scientists have been trying for years to develop more effective methods of dealing with spills. Now one team seems to have succeeded. General Electric announced last week that scientists at its Schenectady, N.Y., laboratories have created a microbe that can eat petroleum in quantity...
...experts from the Harvard Law and Business Schools. But Stanley Surrey, Smith Professor of Law and Donald F. Turner, professor of Law--the former and present chairmen of the ACSR--and George Putnam, Harvard treasurer, all say that the committeee has neither the financial expertise nor the time to develop guidelines upon which Harvard can judge the management proposals...
...this situation develop? Observes TIME London Bureau Chief Herman Nickel: In the three decades since the war, probably no Western European country has placed a higher priority on achieving equality than Britain. This was a direct response to the unifying experience of World War II, when it seemed that the deep scars left by the Industrial Revolution had finally been healed. The Tories saw equality mainly in terms of equal opportunity. Labor felt that it could not be achieved without extensive redistribution of wealth. But the lofty policy of equality through taxation and redistribution degenerated into the petty politics...