Word: environmentally
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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"The environment is so precious that it must be preserved from not only the bulldozer but from evil spirits as well," Halprin said, adding that the design process can be thought of as an exorcism of evil spirits.
Whether a person decides to pursue athletic excellence instead of or in addition to writing for a student publication or performing in a theatrical production is irrelevant. Once a Harvard student selects an activity, the environment here is so competitive that nothing short of maximum effort is acceptable.
Detroit executives were obviously pleased with the Reagan decisions. General Motors Chairman Roger Smith called them "a sensible step toward making regulation more cost-effective." Added James W. McLernon, president of Volkswagen of America: "This is a giant step toward restoring the long-term health of the American automotive industry...
...level council on natural resources and environment, told the Senate energy and mineral resources subcommittee that the U.S. must increase the levels of the strategic stockpile, and also urged more exploration for minerals on federal lands. Said Watt: "The best answer to long-term minerals availability is domestic production." Environmental concerns have often blocked mining in the past...
Raymond V. Wayne '81, a blind student and president of Advocating A Better Learning Environment, a University student organization composed primarily of disabled students, read his speech from notes in braille.