Word: disruptively
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...last month turned down a possible arrangement between the University and the Boston Breakers of the USFL, citing apprehension that professional football games on the Charles would disrupt Harvard's academic atmosphere and create problems in the surrounding Allston-Brighton community...
...told the team's president in a letter last week his chief reason for turning the Breakers down was a fear that USFL games at Harvard might disrupt the University's academic environment...
Area residents who have complained that construction would disrupt their neighborhood were "frustrated and disappointed" over the council's action. Catherine Crecilius a chief organizer of the Cambridge opposition group, said yesterday...
...THAT POINT new players arrived Radcliffe called in an outside consultant to find out what was wrong and how to fix it, but told the consultant to wait until the summer to do his testing so as not to disrupt use of the gym. Horner then told Harvard's QRAC Management Committee about the problems. She also told President Bok and Dean Rosovsky both of whom sit on the joint committee that decides matters affecting the two institutions. Everyone agreed to have the consultants go ahead with the testing and work under the presumption that any repairs would be completed...
...insidious practice that no circumstance can justify. But the fact that Redgrave has obstreperously allied herself with such a troubling brand of politics makes it easier to sympathize with her detractors. Furthermore, a musical performance requires an almost mystical cooperation between artists which violent controversy can easily disrupt. Perhaps the BSO insufficient can be excused for their intolerance towards a woman who has consistently associated her political beliefs with her work as an actress...