Word: lot
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...acquire buildings to get the land." Hill points out. The most recent acquisiton that may be used this way in the future is the property just behind the Graduate School of Design (GSD) on Summer Road. In the last year, Harvard bought all the apartment buildings on the lot. If the need arises to provide more housing of facilities for the GSD, it would be a good location, Hill says. And, in the event that Harvard builds there, the University will relocate the present tenants, he adds...
This is an election year, and politicians will undoubtedly be campaigning heavily against Harvard, because they can get a lot of votes that way. But Harvard is always quietly making plans. It is inevitable that there will be more buildings, because, after all, Harvard will continue to be Harvard for a long time...
...first glance, the 81/2" x 11" leaf is the only written record of one of the most critical sessions held in the Oval Office during the Nixon Administration. The hermit of San Clemente uttered these words on September 15, 1970, in the presence of three people who swung a lot of weight around in those days, Nixon's trusted crony and then Attorney General John Mitchell, his national security affairs adviser Henry Kissinger '50, and a comparatively unfamiliar face around the West Wing of the White House, then CIA director Richard Helms. The notes belong to Helms, and that...
...rough game, but we showed a lot of strengths, and we got a chance to work out our defense," Lucy Wood, the team captain and left link, said after the game. "I'm looking forward to a great season," she added...
Speaking before a group of 30 students at Phillips Brooks House, Worthy talked about his 1969 fight against a New York hospital that planned to tear down the apartment building where he lived in orde to build a parking lot. Worthy described his methods for organizing the neighborhood residents and attracting widespread publicity for the tenants' cause...