Word: held
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Finally, on August 15th and 16th, the Prentice Cup matches were held at Wimbledon. The competition consisted of two rounds of singles and three of doubles. The Harvard-Yale squad retained possession of the Cup by a 15-6 score...
...Cambridge, have therefore never been informed of the amendment, much less the original ordinance. This is particularly true for new graduate students entering in September. Cambridge police privately acknowledge the unfairness of this lack of communication and feel that students should be informed via the University before being held liable for infractions. They are powerless, however, to do anything less than prosecute "violators" of the complicated ordinance...
...other hand, jobs are steadily opening up in new industries such as electronics. In addition, the rise in productivity will accelerate the shift of workers out of industry and into retail, wholesale and service jobs, the job categories that held up best during the recession. Administration economists fear that these shifts and disruptions in the labor force will take some time to balance out because workers are understandably reluctant to go into new towns or new industries to find jobs. Historically, sharp increases in productivity have always created tough periods of adjustment. Yet more production for the same amount...
Already, more than 200 signatures have been procured, with 1,000 necessary for a referendum. If a vote is held, its outcome must be binding on the Council...
Meanwhile, a meeting was held in the room of Derek T. Winans '60, Chairman of the Harvard Freedom Council, to discuss pro-N.S.A. strategy. Attending were Chitranjan Kapur '60, a Council member who voted against withdrawal, and Michael R. Lurie '60, President of the Harvard-Radcliffe Society for Minority Rights...