Word: latinate
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...five months to recognize "the infant, struggling nation of Bangladesh that has suffered so much for so long." Nixon had also "defied the conscience of mankind by giving up U.S. opposition to racism in Southern Africa," and he had "used the power of his office to bully and intimidate Latin American nations...
Barzel likes modish suits and wears fashionably long sideburns. He does not socialize much, but does like to invite business and professional leaders to his home for wide-ranging discussions. He and Strauss have occasionally amused their associates by holding heated arguments in Latin...
...Latin America Student Association will hold its introductory dinner-meeting tonight at 6 p.m. in the Lowell House Small Dining Room...
...grain company can be better than its information. Banks of ever-chattering telex machines pump a daily flood of intelligence, some in intricate code, into Cargill's headquarters: a competitor's wheat bid in Latin America, weather conditions in Australia, political jockeying in the Middle East, rumored tax increases in Japan. In the chateau's former living room, a dozen or so executives scan an electronic quote board which tells them the price of soybeans in Chicago, wheat in Kansas City, rapeseed in Thunder Bay and oats in Winnipeg. On the basis of that information, Cargill executives...
Glen W. Bowersock '57, professor of Greek and Latin and Chairman of the CRR, said yesterday that the Committee's decision means that at least one student--Ellen Messing '73--will have her case reheard before...