Word: list
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...with. What would you have thought if the University of Capetown had sent interns to Andover during the fifties to help southern Blacks in the civil rights movement? Of course, Harvard Vice President Daniel Steiner '54, chairman of the program's steering committee, points out that the current list of nine internships is provisional. But the University clearly intended to send students to at least some of them. In fact, according to SASC, South African officials of at least two of the programs were led to believe they would definitely get interns...
Over the past few days, The Crimson and [Harvard Vice President Daniel] Steiner have been trying to split hairs over whether or not a list in OCS was in any way connected with the Harvard South African Internship Program as administered by the Harvard South Africa Committee chaired by Steiner. Regardless of whether or not the list in OCS is related to the committee, the real issues of the controversy over Harvard's illconceived program are being avoided...
...first coupon dispensers, produced by Coupon Systems of Rolling Hills Estates, Calif., displays a list of up to 40 brand-name products. Customers hit buttons corresponding to their choices, and the coupons are printed out. They can then be redeemed at the checkout counter as usual. For each of its products listed, the manufacturer must pay a weekly charge of $10 per store to Coupon Systems, which installs the machines. The company gives a percentage of its revenues to the supermarket...
...gets to fire off only one big shot at the big shots every year, and to make sure that attention is paid, Mr. Blackwell really piles on the bile. This year the best he could do was top his Worst Dressed List with Princess Stephanie of Monaco. Referring to her chopped hair and flair for less than feminine attire, Blackwell, whose little-used first name is Richard, bitingly declared, "Her royal unisex wardrobe entitles her to use either bathroom." Then the clawing got cloying. No. 2 on the list was Joan Collins ("One more pushup and she'll have three...
...summoned his experts and said he wanted to keep things humming in this country. He also wanted a message that ran around 20 minutes, such brevity being a spiritual triumph in itself. So he decreed that it not be, as State of the Union speeches usually are, another laundry list of agency goals and proposals...