Word: minimall
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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The ruling's immediate impact will be minimal. Although it once claimed otherwise, Texas now admits that it can easily afford to educate the 20,000 to 30,000 students who would have been excluded-about 1% of the school-age population. Moreover, few districts outside Texas have tried...
As it turned out, there was a lot the FBI could and should have done. It could have informed the committee, as it did White House Counsel Fred Fielding, that underworld informants had linked Donovan with known mobsters. In addition, FBI agents could have pursued other suggestive leads. They did...
While the conventional assessment of all the rest of international relations yields pessimism, the nuclear arms question has produced a perverse and often unspoken optimism. The system has worked. Deterrence has prevented war in Europe for 37 years and allowed only minimal brushes between the two superpowers. Why push it...
Eisenberg says the outgoing Med School curriculum was encacted with its minimal requirements in the late 1960s, when student protest led to efforts "to make the Medical School a little less of a trade school and more of a graduate school."
But causalities are minimal. No students, no professors die. Along with about 100,000 other Cambridge residents, they have received a civil defense warning, and they escape to bunkers in a tiny hamlet in western Massachusetts.