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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Picadilly Filly (123 Mt. Auburn St.). Crowded, not too large and not too bright, you'll find more people you know in this inexpensive pickup joint than you'll find in your dorm. If, on the other hand, you prefer a place that makes Jiffypop popcorn while you fill up with cheap beer at the bar, then visit the Bow and Arrow (Bow St. next to Baskin Robbins). On Wednesday nights, you'll find most of the Harvard undergraduate population here, and you can you drink for hours on a minimum amount of cash. Other nights, the Bow adopts...
...home bankers (and ATM users) increases, banks will require fewer tellers behind windows, enabling them to pare their payrolls. And greater efficiency can be designed into electronic banking systems. Today when a home banker tells his computer to pay his $50 medical bill, someone at the bank must fill out a paper check and mail it to the doctor. Says Lisa Andrews of San Francisco's Wells Fargo Bank: "The cost is still very high because you are manually processing those checks...
Harvard is attempting to nab a Cuban-born specialist in Lain American economics from the Columbia University faculty to fill an endowed chair vacant for several years...
...Diaz-Alejandro decides to leave New York for Cambridge, he will fill the Guttman Professorship of Latin American Affairs, a post last held by Gino Germani, a sociology professor who died about three years...
Simpson's bill would require anyone employing four or more people to demand documentation that establishes each person's identity and eligibility for work. That is slightly less onerous than the requirement in Simpson's earlier legislation that employers fill out forms to show they had properly screened candidates. Many businessmen oppose sanctions because of the additional paper work and because they believe that certain industries need cheap immigrant labor to survive. Hispanic groups have criticized sanctions out of the fear that employers would discriminate against people with Spanish surnames to avoid trouble with...