Word: exploitatively
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...This scenario has driven interest rates higher and squeezed smaller colleges out of the bond market. While state authorities discredit this analysis, Harvard officials have essentially assented to it and have not lobbied heavily against the reforms. And everyone agrees that current laws contain moneymaking loopholes which many universities exploit...
...also concede that selling tax-free bonds to pay for the profit earning Medical Area Total Energy Plant may not be totally ethical. But here again the university has broken no law, but rather simply followed the leads of other schools; in fact, Harvard has been relatively slow to exploit the bond market in comparison to ther colleges...
...Humanities and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The Council had funds to produce "something which would counteract the negative portrayal of Hispanics on television and in film," said project coordinator Guadalupe Saavedra. But in order to insure universal appeal. Saavedra continues. "We had to resist the temptation to exploit the good versus bad. Anglo versus Mexican aspects of the story...
Leverett is one of the few grills to offer sodas, or "tonic" as it is labelled on the menu. Most other grills exploit a location near a vending machine...
...control," he says with a shrug. Glenn nonetheless appreciates the value of his image, film or no film. He is absenting himself from the gala opening of The Right Stuff in Washington on Oct. 16, evidently recognizing that it would be unseemly to exploit the movie so blatantly. After all, it would just not do for a onetime astronaut, a guy who is decreed by Hollywood to have you-know-what, to display a touch of vainglory. - By James Kelly. Reported by Sam Allis/ Washington and Denise Worrell/Los Angeles