Word: hire
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...first stage in this "dollar democracy" was for Draper Labs--a Cambridge company which designs missile guidance systems--to hire two expensive public relations specialists. One of these then organized the campaign against the referendum, and the money began to flow in. The Times article reports that contribution totalled $150,000 from such major out-of-state military contractors as Hughes Aircraft, Sperry Corporation and General Electric. Money also came from Draper Labs, which is unwilling to disclose the extent of its financing. But the total of corporate funds employed by Draper's pro-nuclear campaign may well have been...
There cutbacks are occurring in HSA agencies that hire office help, rather than those such as catering, which make profits proportional to the number of students they hire, according to Wendy R. McCulley '86 another of the new directors...
...evade the U.S. military's ban on all reporters during the first days of fighting, ABC-TV Correspondent Steve Shepard and Producer Tim Ross spent $5,000 to hire a fishing boat that would carry them the 160 miles from Barbados to Grenada. "It was awful," said Ross. "We spent 30 hours on a 35-ft. boat in 15-ft. seas." As they neared Carriacou, a small island just north of Grenada, the Navy forced them back...
...problem. Harvard cannot be expected to change what is in the minds of its faculty and staff; it can change the number of those minds that are female and, in so doing, strike a blow at the structural factors that give rise to sexism. Moving swiftly to hire more female professors and administrators is still the best hope to creating a more equal academic climate for men and women...
Paolillo, however, did not allow the company to hire off-duty Cambridge policemen to patrol the area in plain clothes. He said the company subsequently hired agents from two private Boston detective firms...