Word: intendancy
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...Administration is sufficiently conscious of its obligation to protect and preserve Harvard's historical architecture. Philip Parsons, director of planning for the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, told Harvard Magazine in January, "We intend to preserve the richness of the original detail, and to add a contemporary flavor." The firm overseeing the redesign, Goody, Clancy & Associates, is well qualified to maintain a balance between old and new to judge from its renovation of Weld Hall and the Busch-Reisinger Museum. Further, the architectural plans will maintain the Union's elaborate cornices and grand doorways...
Representatives of the "Committee to Save the Great Hall of the Harvard Freshman Union" said they intend to express to Harvard President Neil L. Rudenstine their feeling that the Great Hall must be preserved because of its historical value...
...does not appear as if those responsible for public service at Harvard (Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 and others) intend to give student and organizations in public service a substantive voice. The rationale both for PBHA's rejections of Assistant Dean for Public Service Judith H. Kidd and the reasons for Harvard hiring her are unclear; thus it remains unclear what the differences between Harvard and PBHA are, and whether the differences are tractable...
...that Queen Elizabeth II has asked Prince Charles to divorce Princess Di, he is saying that he does not intend to marry again. The news ends speculation that Charles would marry his longtime paramour, Camilla Parker Bowles. The divorce looks to be as simple as the wedding was grand. Under British law, when there are grounds for divorce (and there are), and both people agree to go ahead with it, the couple has only to fill out the legal papers and pay a $60 fee. After a six week waiting period, the marriage is terminated...
...that Queen Elizabeth II has asked Prince Charles to divorce Princess Di, he is saying that he does not intend to marry again. The news ends speculation that Charles would marry his longtime paramour, Camilla Parker Bowles. The divorce looks to be as simple as the wedding was grand. Under British law, when there are grounds for divorce (and there are), and both people agree to go ahead with it, the couple has only to fill out the legal papers and pay a $60 fee. After a six week waiting period, the marriage is terminated...