Word: intendent
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...intend to contribute any money to Radcliffe College, as I am in favor of a total merger with Harvard University, and I cannot see supporting an institution which should be done away with...
...program was created because the moral and legal problems of the question must be encountered before the student begins his internship and active involvement in the medical field, Curran says, adding: "There is a very, very strong drive to help patients on the part of most of those who intend to practice medicine, but they must develop moral and ethical standards early in their training...
...base" myth seems harmless compared to the view that China's leaders intend that their friendship with the United States serve as a guarantee that the United States would not remain neutral in the event of a Soviet nuclear attack on China. While it is interesting to read Joseph Alsop's report of President Nixon's refusal in February 1969 to join the Soviet Union in a preemptive attack on China's fledgling nuclear facilities, it may be unwarranted to draw the conclusion that the United States would ever sacrifice its basic national security interests for China's sake. During...
...surprised to read in Monday's Crimson that certain Americans have taken it upon themselves to organize a week of "Vietnam-American Friendship." Since they did not bother to include the Vietnamese community is Boston, or even those of us in Harvard, we wonder what kind of "friendship" they intend for our people...
Consumers clearly intend to spend rather than save a rising proportion of their extra dollars. They are now banking less than 7% of their after-tax income−compared with more than 8% two years ago. Sales are especially strong for jewelry, high fashion, big foreign cars and other costly luxury items. Foley's department store in Houston reports a rush on $250 electronic watches. "People have a hell of a lot of money and they are spending it for big-ticket items," says Harold Spurway, president of Carson Pirie Scott, a Chicago-based department store chain...