Word: frequented
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...President Reagan signed a bill authorizing the creation of 3000 more scholarships, and Wallace says he feels sure the Air Force will find the money to pay for them. "The drop-out rate is an important moral issue, an important social issue," he says. But says we benefit from frequent turnover of students: "more people are being exposed to the Air Force through our program than ever before...
...furnishings, and despite its name, it has little to do with architecture. But Architectural Digest aims to dazzle the eye, not challenge the mind. Each issue contains about a dozen lavish photo tours of opulent homes that have been transformed by top interior decorators. Average decorating budget: $200,000. Frequent peeks into celebrity homes add to the vicarious thrills. In recent years Digest readers have visited the likes of Ali MacGraw, Robert Redford, Liza Minnelli and Barbra Streisand. Says Rense: "Digest is an elitist magazine. But I don't think there is anything wrong with being rich...
...working in the fields and attending the village kuttab, an Islamic school where he learned to read and write and studied the Koran. It was the beginning of the lifelong religious faith that, in later years, left the familiar Muslim mark on his forehead from touching the floor in frequent prayer...
Professors in the social sciences, where outside consulting work may be less frequent and is almost always less lucrative, tend to argue that the council's new guidelines will succeed. Only at the margin, they say, will the new codes dissuade professors from undertaking new outside responsibilities--probably exactly the ones the guidelines aim at curbing. But in the hard sciences, as Watson's remarks at last week's dedication suggested, the outlook is less sanguine, perhaps because the financial temptations for faculty members there are so great...
...regulations, but several masters said they interpreted it as advice to crack down on drinking at parties. Though Epps said he is aware of only one violation of regulations forbidding liquor at parties which students from outside the College attend, some House officials said they believe violations are more frequent...