Word: hardt
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Many schools have committees with this kind ofmembership and influence, but William M. Hardt, aPrinceton development officer, says it is alwaysdifficult to make sure "suggestions for programs"don't mortgage the University's mission tofundraising needs...
...Obviously you wouldn't want policy decisionsdriven by the fundraising," Hardt says...
...fact that they exist and keep alumni intouch...is helpful for fundraising," Hardt says...
...second industrial revolution. The old ways of doing business will be just as hard to replace as the rusting machinery. "It is not that they aren't going to make some progress, but it's much more difficult than starting out with a clean slate," says John Hardt, a Soviet specialist at the Congressional Research Service...
...still rising, national income is expected to fall by 15% this year. The statistics for the first half of 1981 are grim: coal output fell by 22%; copper, 11%; refined oil, 19%; animal feed, 14%; cattle herds, 7%; swine herds, 13%; exports to the West, 21.5%. Says John Hardt, an economist for the Congressional Research Service: "The Polish economy is 'growing' negatively at a rate that is unprecedented in peacetime. It's a wartime economy...