Word: exceed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Pierian Sodality's constitution reveals another complicated relationship between the Sodality and the Radcliffe Orchestra. If the combined orchestra separates, Pierian will pay Radcliffe the percentage of its treasury which is "equal to the percentages of Radcliffe members in the Harvard- Radcliffe Orchestra, not to exceed...
Although the goal of $12,000 for the college appears unattainable, Freehling hopes to collect $1600 more, or $9000. This will easily exceed last year's total...
...Kennedy Bill, which would correct many of the short-comings of present unemployment compensation programs, should be adopted. With an Administration unwilling to poke its nose too far into the economy for fear of smelling something unpleasant, effective and automatic stabilizers might well exceed the value of Eisenhower's economic acrobatics...
...either be impartial, or evenly divided in its opinions. This one is neither. A less biased group could include a representative of each of the college-wide drama organizations, including the Opera Guild, a member of a House drama group, and one or two impartial observers. This would not exceed the limit of six which the Council prefers to put on its study committees...
Even the biggest companies find the going rough. General Electric originally put a price of $45 million on the Dresden (Ill.) nuclear power plant (180,000 kw.) abuilding for Chicago's Commonwealth Edison Co.; costs already exceed that by an estimated $20 million. By the time it is finished, G.E. will be $80 million in the hole on its nuclear program, including a smaller 5,000-kw. plant it built at Pleasanton, Calif, to get experience. G.E., like the others, thinks that if it could build three big plants in a row, it could learn enough to produce competitive...