Word: easier
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...unit's main task will be to uphold the country's revised criminal code, which is designed to make prosecutions easier, and to investigate death-squad murders. The first case on their blotter: the 1980 assassi nation of Archbishop Oscar Arnulfo Ro mero. Former U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador Robert White has accused Roberto d'Aubuisson, Duarte's rightist opponent in last month's elections, of masterminding that murder, although the charge has never been proved. "Nobody is going to be above the law in this government," Duarte told TIME. "If Roberto d'Aubuisson...
...therapy and psychological counseling (at a cost of about $10,000), Brennan was walking briskly down the hallways. "I have the same pain I came in with,""she says, "but you're busy here. It's like working an eight-hour day." The hard work makes it easier for her to sleep, and Brennan plans to get a job for the first time since her accident. Observes Clinic Psychologist Fordyce: "People who have something better to do don't hurt as much...
...reasons I became a lawyer in the first place is because it is easier to combine a private practice type of career with doing other kinds of things," says Calkins. "I have done it because I enjoy it and I want to make some contribution to an institution which is important and I get a certain sense of satisfaction out of it. It is not a financially rewarding thing to do but is rewarding in other respects." Heiskell cites similar reasons for serving but pauses and adds with a chuckle, "I admit I've enjoyed it, but sometimes I wonder...
Their job didn't get any easier this year. In a major victory for Harvard, which has stubbornly opposed the union, the National Labor Relations Board overturned an earlier ruling which separated Med workers from the rest of the University...
...dealing with the problem, his collection of data via his studies and his willingness to support the academics committee's work has gone a long way towards addressing the problem or at least bringing it to light. "It's my impression that he made our work a lot easier," says Steven A. Colarosst '84. Former treasurer of the council Eliot T. Kieval '84 notes. "I don't think professors would have paid much attention to our suggestions on how to improve section quality if it hadn't been sent out with a cover letter from Verba...