Word: institutionalized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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But activism has itself become an established institution over the past generation. Protests are expected and accepted by institutions like Harvard University, and some campus leaders would not have it otherwise.
Perez says he decided to attend Harvard because "at Harvard I would be able to make more of a contribution." During his time in Cambridge he has worked to aid understanding between people of different races, cultures and classes. One way of achieving this goal is to recruit more minorities...
Although it is a non-profit institution and therefore exempt from most taxes. Harvard is still the city's largest taxpayer. The University pays millions of dollars in property taxes on its non-academic land holdings--including property managed by Harvard Real Estate--and also makes a voluntary tax payment...
"In this way, my successor will have plans and agreements for the 1990s with which he could live," Ueberroth said. "I didn't think it would be fair to the owners and my successor to allow the institution to suffer from the situation in which I found it upon taking...
Instead of pretending that Radcliffe is representative of women students here, administrators should be willing to spin off their institution into the only niche it is qualified for: as a preeminent women's research center.