Word: edward
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...expect that I will be contacting the Harvard people," said Edward J. Parigian, a regional inspector general for HHS who supervised the government's two audits...
...residential system originated at Oxford and Cambridge Universities in England during the Middle Ages and was established at Harvard and Yale in the 1930s with funds donated by Edward S. Harkness. Yale class...
...drinking age was originally lowered from 21 to 18 in a 1972 referendums. After Dukakis had twice voted attempts to raise the age to 20, former Gov. Edward J. King approved the two year talks...
...movie has already started its fair share of brush fires. Tape copies leaked into circulation and were being screened for freeze sympathizers as long ago as July. Congressman Edward Markey, co-sponsor of a House freeze resolution, caught an early show and says, "It's the most important television program ever because it's the most important issue ever. It's the most honest account of nuclear war that has been done." "It's an awesome film," adds Congressman Thomas J. Downey. For Janet Michaud, executive director of the Campaign Against Nuclear War, "ABC is performing...
Screenwriter Edward Hume and the film makers were correct in choosing to avoid blaming either the U.S. or the U.S.S.R. for the initiation of catastrophe. This moral neutrality may be one reason the network is actually going to broadcast their film, advertisers or not, champions or not, critics or not. Less than 20 years ago, the BBC refused to show Peter Watkins' very similar but far more devastating The War Game because it was "too horrifying." The Day After, nowhere near as strong or as skillful, is still frightening enough, and here it is, occupying more than two hours...