Word: globe
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Greenidge will lead a completely revised Information Department. This seat's entire stall is leaving before next tall Bertagna will try to repeat the success of his famous. "Not the Boston Globe" Satire. After 10 consecutive years at 60 Boylston St. assistant director Patt Walsh is taking a maternity leave, and staff assistant Julie Rogers is quitting to devote her full attention to investments...
...letter, which was also sent to The Boston Globe and the Chronicle of Higher Education, criticizes what the CSA perceives to be Bok's underlying assumption "that education is not valuable for its own sake, but only because a diploma may make a person a more productive economic unit...
With the help of a close friend. Boston Globe Latin America correspondent Stephen Kinzer. Schlesinger began more detailed research. The authors asked the FBI for information. It took the Bureau two years to comply, and the end result was 500 pages, most of were blanked out for national security reasons. The CIA, the principal actor in the Guatemalan drama, has yet to release any documents to Schlesinger, almost seven years after his initial request...
...Reagan goes, people ask him the same question: Why are interest rates so high? A recent visit to an eighth-grade civics class at St. Peter's School in Geneva, Ill., was no exception. Sitting on the edge of the teacher's desk, next to the world globe, Ronald Reagan patiently explained that interest rates are still steep because the financial markets expect Government policies to spark a renewal of rapid inflation. "We're trying to convince them that isn't so," said the President. "And I think pretty soon, when we announce a bipartisan agreement...
Barrett analyzes a globe that is experiencing major spiritual changes. The most dramatic changes have been the rise for the first time of atheistic and nonreligious masses (now 20.8% of the world population as compared with .2% in 1900) and the precipitous decline of Chinese folk religions and tribal faiths elsewhere. After centuries as the predominant faith of the Northern Hemisphere, especially Europe, Christianity, as of last year, had a non-white majority for the first time in 1,200 years. In 1900 two-thirds of Christians lived in Europe and Russia; by 2000, three-fifths of them will live...