Word: endangerment
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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The motion, introduced by Chairman Natasha Pearl '83, urges the office to set up a committee comprised of a student from each House and freshman district to address the issues raised by proposed reduction which could endanger Harvard's so-called "aid-blind" admissions policy. The College now guarantees that...
The Europeans are reluctant to endanger their crucial commercial interests at a time when Washington's official posture on American companies involved in the pipeline is, to say the least, ambiguous. President Reagan has already barred U.S. companies from any direct involvement in the pipeline. That will almost certainly...
Harvard has agreed, after a month of negotiations with protesting local residents, to preserve two "historically significant" buildings on the site of its proposed $25 million University Place, a move that officials say may raise the cost and perhaps endanger the massive condominium and commercial office development.
Ideally, an Interior Secretary should try to balance the conflicting demands of development and conservation. Watt has yet to prove to critics that he cares very much about the latter. He far too often sounds as if he is still a litigator for the Mountain States Legal Foundation, which was...
For now, government officials said, the action appeared to be a "purely Polish" move, although clearly one that met approval from the Soviets. If Soviet involvement were deteccted by the U.S., the Reagan administration has said, it would have a chilling effect on East-West relations and possibly endanger the...