Word: implementation
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1980-1989
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Solomon: Well, I am upset with the Education Department and the Selective Service Commission because of the way that they have promulgated the regulations to implement my amendment. I recently met with the National Administration of School Administrators, financial officers, and the National Student League Foundation, last week. Their two concerns are that the law will create a burden to students and incur additional expenses for universities. You have a problem where the Selective Service Commission law says that you must register within thirty days of your eighteenth birthday. Consequently, when they are in their senior year, January, February...
...addition to establishing the random system, the College should find a way to implement it smoothly. The random lottery used two weeks ago in Literature and Arts B-16, "Abstraction in Modern Art," was poorly publicized and administered. An explanation of the random lottery system should be published in the future and the machinery for potential lotteries set up in advance...
...reaction to recent announced regulations which will implement the legislation, several universities--including Harvard and Yale--have advocated measures that would ease the financial burden of non-registrants who lose federal assistance...
...Robert R. Kiley. The only candidate who is not a Boston native, Kiley is also the only contender to have had significant experience in administration. He was White's deputy mayor from 1972 to 1975 and helped implement court-ordered busing in 1974. He managed the MTA for four years under Governor Michael S., Dukakis's first administration, but was fired when Edward J. King replaced Dukakis in 1979. The fact that the 46 year-old Minneapolis native has only lived in Boston for 10 years may hurt his September showing, especially in low-income and ethnic neighborhoods, still strongly...
...yesterday refused comment on the issue, saying he wanted to wait until the faculties had addressed the problem. Several colleges and universities have publicly opposed the new regulations recently unveiled by the Reagan Administration to implement a law passed last summer which prohibits non-registrants from receiving direct education aid or guaranteed student loans...