Word: extentions
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...from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. so that students will not have to wait more than 15 minutes for a van to pick them up. And, most importantly, either shift operating hours to 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. to accommodate those studying or playing down by the River, or extent the service from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. and find the money from an administration who is convinced of its importance...
...graduate student who had considered attending Yale said graduate students there were not appreciated to the same extent as they are at Harvard. She also asked to remain anonymous...
Representative David McIntosh, the Indiana Republican who heads a congressional probe into WhoDB, said the use of a taxpayer-funded database--whose cost was estimated by the Administration to run as high as $1.7 million--raises ethical questions about the extent to which the White House was used as a base for campaign operations. "This is something you'd expect to find at the D.N.C., not the White House," said McIntosh. Even the White House had trouble defining the line between the social and political use of WhoDB. Associate counsel Cheryl Mills set out ground rules in a January...
...Yeltsin's current disability has thrown Russia into a state of paralysis and gloom even worse than that produced last fall when the extent of his heart problems became known...
...budget for Early Head Start was $146 million, and hhs awarded grants to 143 sites. The money is used to provide a variety of services to poor families with children under the age of four and to poor pregnant women. How the funds are spent is determined to some extent by the communities that receive them. Some communities are experimenting with family interventions that include grandparents; others are trying to address the special health needs of newborns or to provide extra help to teen parents with a history of drug abuse...