Word: hire
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...very active research program" necessitated the expansion, Dr. William Silen, Johnson Professor of Surgery, said yesterday. "We've been constrained only by the lack of space and the heavy teaching load," he said, adding that he will hire at least three additional instructors in surgery...
About the time that Soudan was opening his shipping firm, a man calling himself Bert Stem-fortyish, with gray hair and a vaguely Germanic accent-appeared in Piraeus, Greece, to hire a crew capable of working a supertanker. The load was to be 194,000 tons of Kuwaiti oil, to be delivered in Genoa to an independent Italian oil company, Pontoil. On Nov. 30, the ship-Soudan's Salem-sailed for Kuwait and picked up the crude. After four days at sea, however, the cargo was sold to Shell in a normal spot-market transaction. Shell kept Genoa...
...Black and white students had shaken the University so hard that it had to hire more blacks," he said...
Under the city's complicated removal ordinance, developers must obtain permits before renovating or demolishing property. "Without the students, there might be real problems in implementing the ordinances, especially if a building is vacant and there is no one to hire a lawyer," Sullivan said...
...many critics would have us believe, that Kramer is the film of the 1970s. Benton commits himself early on to the tightly-knit parallel construction and works well within this simple framework--the shopping scene and the breakfast scenes are terrific; but details go unexplored. Why doesn't Ted hire someone to take care of the kid? The bulk of the film develops the growing bond between Ted and Billy. All this time, Joanna presumably ests out in California making love to real estate developers and talking with $500-an-hour shrinks. She disappears from New York with...