Word: interestedness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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He said that if an opinion poll were taken to see where Cliffies stand on the issue of admission to Lamont, library officials "would be interested." Library officers are also concerned with the views of women graduate students, he said.
$110,000 a Minute. In the 1964-65 contract bargaining, the N.F.L. had squeezed a 200% price increase out of CBS. But that killing was the product of three-network bidding for the rights. This time, NBC was already locked into a fiveyear, $36 million deal with the rival American...
One argument U.S. bankers could make was that they were more progressive and flexible than European competitors. Following long tradition, European banks are capricious with commercial loans, often tend to favor companies in which they hold stock interests. U.S. bankers generally provided faster service and better terms. For European companies...
In 1966, this type of program is becoming almost standard for many of the nation's better colleges. But eight years ago, almost no systematic attempt was being made to reach these kinds of students. It was then that Harvard approached the head of an Eastern foundation who was personally...
Regardless of the validity of the specific criticism -- its substance has been widely challenged -- the proposals for flexibility and independent study represent a serious and constructive experiment, which could provide valuable information to those interested in evaluating the Medical School's curriculum. The students are pledged to take examinations given...