Word: inform
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...living in now had been unoccupied for practically all of last term, yet when I was calling the Housing officer every other week during the fall about my chances for moving into the house, she consistently told me there was no space whatsoever. Only this January did she inform me that there were a few spaces available for transfers to move into. When I asked her why I was not told about this space in October, she told me that she liked to keep a few empty spaces in the house for emergencies...
...future...I will make every effort to inform the council or its appropriate committees and to seek advice before implementing a decision of this kind," the dean wrote to council...
...hitch last year was that freshman didn't pick up the forms," said Dingman. As a result, housing staff were forced to locate and inform every student who had failed to collect the materials on time. Traditionally, only 90 to 100 students forget to pick up the forms, Colvin said...
First let me begin by agreeing with one of the resolution's points. It would have been better if we had consulted the Council and informed them of our plans before implementing the decision. The reason this was not done is that the decision was made during the January period while the Council is not in session. The Freshman Dean's Office felt that we should begin the new rules with the start of the term, and I agreed with that timing because there had already been some serious incidents where kegs had been present. In the future, however...
Many clinics say they will give up federal funds rather than obey the new rules. California and New York clinics would be required to do so, since state regulations oblige them to inform pregnant patients of all options. But critics are betting that the courts will overturn the Administration's edict before it takes effect. Says Pine: "We have a strong case, and the Government knows...