Word: lags
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...viewpoint of the undergraduates you purport to care so much about. Take a short trip down Mass Ave. some day and peek into MIT's students center. Or think of Columbia's. Or even Georgetown's relatively new student center, completed a few years ago. All of these colleges lag behind Harvard in name recognition and prestige. They all have better facilities for undergraduate activities, however...
...eliminate long lag times, some of the industry's better citizens are calling for direct access to FBI data banks. One major hurdle: California Congressman Don Edwards, the tough chairman of the House Civil and Constitutional Rights Subcommittee (and a former FBI agent himself), who vigorously opposes such access on privacy grounds. "It's a Catch-22," argues a top industry lawyer, Clifford Ingber. "Security is either going to be a meaningless service, or you have got to give companies greater latitude, as you do law enforcement, to allow them to screen their people...
Ezra had to adjust to both jet lag (he just flew in from India) and to a different style of squash (he just finished capturing the men's Indian national trophy in "softball" squash...
...lag between the two committee raises interesting questions about which group holds the progressive line...
Harvard had held an evening practice at Penn's Franklin Field on Friday night. The workout, which shook off eight hours of bus-lag, sharpened the Crimson (4-1-1 overall, 1-0-1 Ivy) for a crucial match against the perennially tough Quakers...