Word: hire
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...want to see Harvard hire...as many people that exhibit that symbiosis as possible," Buell says. "I think there are many more [at Harvard] than one thinks about...
...reasons we are very cautious is that our faculty generally spend 35 years here," she adds of Harvard's ability to hire and keep outstanding scholars...
Ross Perot, for example, was able to address the American public without traditional media filters. Timely infomercials, town hall meetings, and television talk-show appearances sparked grass-roots efforts which got him on the ballot in all 50 states. Savvy media consultants, pollsters, and other political experts-for-hire have the know-how to rapidly build the necessary organizational structure. Then add to this mix new political tools such as 1-800-numbers, direct mail, and the Internet, and what results is a dramatic dilution of the effect of regional politics and party machinery...
...really want to work, we may be able to hire some of you if Dick Armey's dream of abolishing the minimum wage is realized. We'll have plenty of jobs for you then--and at reasonable wages. $1.25 per hour for landscaping work. We'll pay up to $1.75 an hour for maids, $2.00 an hour for sweatshop work. If it doesn't raise too many nasty allusions to slavery, we'll pay $2.50 an hour for small Black children that we can wrap our feet in when we're sick or to keep us warm at night...
...organic chemistry professor search has been going on for the last several years. We do not want to hire just anyone off the street," he says...