Word: fill
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...cellular biology committee had been unable to attract top professors to fill open positions because it was over-shadowed by the larger and stronger Organismic division...
...Summer of 1986," saw the Soviets entering East Germany to crush a popular anti-communist uprising. In retaliation the alliance--miraculously united--boycotts all trade with the U.S.S.R. The latter then curtails the flow of natural gas to Western Europe, whose economies suffer crippling bolws. One can easily fill in the rest of the apocalypse...
...especially the intention of L. Fred Jewett '57, admissions and financial aid dean, to solicit student opinions on the matter through House meetings. But we cannot stress enough our conviction that an equitable financial aid policy is of unparalleled importance. If at all possible, the University should strive to fill the gap left by receding federal aid with money...
...Harvard researchers also analyzed the commonly used technique of employing whites who might help fill stadiums, but might also be likely to sit on the bench while Blacks dominate playing time...
Roughly half of the 60 or so students in the program each year are from New York City, while most of the rest are from other large cities and their suburbs. About four-fifths are male. A significant number of Hampshire alumni fill up the Ivy Leagues: 18 out of the 63 Hampshire '80 students are at Harvard, along with three of the faculty...