Word: drew
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...first time since the founding of the Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility (ACSR), the election of its undergraduate member drew more than minimal attention...
...Crimson drew its first blood in the 200-yd. medley relay as Erich Seder, Frank Lexa, Carlos Dobal and Bob Sacks splashed to a 1:47.8 first place...
...Eagles' Army drew the opening face-off back to 6'3", 210 lb. defenseman Augustine who fed winger Ewanouski, breaking into the Harvard zone. With just seven seconds expired in the period, Ewanouski, a freshman from Brookline and Choate, drilled a wrist shot past Harvard goalie Hynes...
...Information Center on the fourth floor of Palmer House, where a giant board carries notices of late-breaking job openings. An October bulletin had listed only 375 job openings and "possible" job openings in English and language departments for next fall, down from 440 last year. Each listing drew from 100 to as high as 500 application letters and resumes. Those whose letters failed to win them advance appointments for interviews at the convention must now press for one, while the happy few who succeeded line up impatiently to learn where their interviews will take place. Candidates' names have...
...September, the agency demanded a reapportionment so that each school district would have the same percentage of minority teachers as the system as a whole. The school board was compelled to separate 3,500 teachers into two lines, one for whites, the other for blacks and Hispanics. Then they drew their new assignments by lot from a box. On the U.S. Senate floor, New York's Daniel Patrick Moynihan assailed this racial nitpicking. "In the name of civil rights," he complained, "the Office for Civil Rights is mandating practices which would have appalled us a decade ago, practices which mindlessly...