Word: institutionalize
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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"I was shocked. Given Harvard is an educational institution, it's very hypocritical," Entersz said.
"Somebody was going to buy that property anyway," said Allston resident Carole F. Gunning, who has lived in the area for 55 years. "I've always worried that more industry would be detrimental. Harvard usually beautifies the property. I'd rather have an institution of learning than a factory."
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Joe Camel and the Marlboro Man will disappear from billboards, and by 2009, the FDA may ban nicotine altogether under a landmark, multibillion dollar settlement that will impose unprecedented regulations on America's tobacco industry. Under the agreement, tobacco companies will pay out $360 billion over 25 years...
Albright has made little headway in other parts of the world. The Israeli-Palestinian talks have broken down, and China has ignored her calls to stop jailing dissidents. "She clearly has a sharper and more public style," says Richard Haass, director of foreign policy studies at the Brookings Institution. "But...
LEXINGTON, Kentucky: A surprisingly cheerful Jim McDougal reported for what he called a three-year "adventure" in jail, dropping a word of warning for President Clinton. Asked by reporters outside the Federal Medical Center Institution in Lexington if his cooperation with Whitewater prosecutors would prove damaging to the Clintons, McDougal...