Word: gardners
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...group of approximately 12 students will send a report of its findings to Robert G. Gardner '48, acting chairman of the department, and to the eight members of the department's executive committee, Meagher said...
...rebound bounced in front, but Eve Gardner whiffed from three feet out. The Jackson defense finally cleared the ball stymieing the Crimson's best scoring opportunity...
...only remaining question was whether President Ford, long an outspoken critic of public financing, would sign the bill. It is expected that he too, despite personal misgivings, will decide that some reform is essential. Said John Gardner, chairman of the citizens' lobby Common Cause: "We got more than we had expected-other than in the area of public financing of congressional elections." Gardner and other observers predict that by 1978, public funding of House and Senate races will also be a fact...
After Northeastern struck first with two quick goals, left-winger Eve Gardner put Radcliffe back in the game. Gardner scored on an assist by Karen Linsley with 14 minutes elapsed in the first period...
...Secret. The reasons are both moral and practical. Says Richard N. Gardner, an international-law specialist at Columbia University: "Dirty tricks have always been immoral and illegal. Now they also have outlived their usefulness." Former Ambassador to the Soviet Union George Kennan disapproves of covert operations as "improper and undesirable." But he also disapproves for pragmatic reasons: "The fact that we can't keep them secret is reason enough to desist." U.C.L.A. Soviet Specialist Roman Kolkowicz argues: "The track record is deplorable. By and large, these operations have been a series of disasters." Adds Eugene Skolnikoff, director of M.I.T...