Word: indepth
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...fifth-lowest paid in the country, Snyder says, 9 to 5 is now focusing its protest on the Boston Survey Group, an organization of more than 40 banks, insurance companies, hospitals, universities (including Harvard) and other businesses which meets quarterly to discuss employment practices. The group conducts biannual indepth clerical salary surveys, which, Snyder says, "set the going rate for salaries of secretaries and office workers. In effect, the Boston Survey Group sets an artificially low ceiling on what office workers are paid in Boston," Snyder says...
Ever since the OCR team first visited Harvard last March for an indepth review of the University's compliance with its affirmative action plan, a plethora of explanations has been offered by all sides for the report's delay...
...Solidarity of Third World Students (OSTWS), the New American Movement (NAM), the February First Movement (FFM) and other concerned students formed the DuBois Institute Student Coalition (DISC) DISC was formed in into September 1974 to ensure student participation in the realization of the DuBois Institute. After three months of indepth research, the Coalition has produced a proposal synthesizing previous proposals made by official university planning groups. The DISC proposal has been endorsed by the North. South and Currier House Committees, Education for Action, the Radcliffe-Harvard Women's Center, the Freshman Council and Phillips Brooks House. The Student Caucus...
However, Sullivan said yesterday that "adding 107 policemen without an indepth study will not solve the problem...
Because he was Evers' press secretary, Berry is able to present an indepth account of southern political reporting. He notes that because of FCC regulations, television reporting is surprisingly fair. However, the newspapers which are often owned by one family rarely give black candidates an equitable amount of exposure. In Jackson, the capital city, the Hederman family owns the two daily newspapers and carried on an active campaign in its columns for one of the white candidates. Its reporters slurred Evers repeatedly during the campaign, accusing him of having Communist affiliations because he supported a strike by black and white...