Word: gradualness
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Since then, more houses have been added, housing has been made co-residential and the Quad houses have become part of Harvard. But perhaps more importantly, the decades since President Lowell first hatched his house plan have seen a gradual evolution in attitudes towards undergraduate life and the very concept of a house system...
...deal with many problems that arrived before the gulf crisis. Among them: the fall of real estate prices in many countries, the banking crisis in the U.S., the crumbling Soviet economy and rising tensions in global trade. The return to robust economic growth is likely to be very gradual, especially in the U.S. Says Lyle Gramley, chief economist for the Mortgage Bankers Association: "This may be a recovery that still feels like a recession." One bright spot is that as long as the U.S. can avoid a catastrophic recession that could harm its trading partners as well, the still healthy...
...addition, the revised policy outlines a four-year gradual transition to the new restrictions...
...Gradual decline...
...city's removal of the locust tree formerly located outside the Harvard Lampoon's One Freedom Square headquarters. The Lampoon president denied any association with the tree's demise. But the Cambridge arborist said members of the semi-secret society, which periodically publishes a humor magazine, contributed to the gradual deterioration of the former Mt. Auburn St. landmark by attacking it last year. Over 140 axe marks were found in the tree when it was felled, some of which were six inches deep...