Word: minimall
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Now the department has resolved its administrative difficulties, and Dowling predicts both the Faculty Council and Faculty will approve its plan immediately. The swiftness of approval may reflect the minimal impact the reshuffling will have on undergraduates: a unified undergraduate Biology curriculum will remain, and a committee will administer the...
Other than completing details of the architects' proposal, little remains before Harvard breaks ground next year on Mt. Auburn St. The citizens' advisory committee appears ready to put its official stamp of approval on the plans, and because of minimal zoning requirements for the area, the city planning board will...
Powers signed all Harvard's unions to similar three-year contracts a year and a half ago. The agreement he shaped called for successive wage increases of 10, 9 and 8 per cent, and minimal changes in fringe benefits. Negotiations will not begin for new contracts until next year, but...
In spite of these setbacks, the Soviet planners seem determined to furnish the people with enough bread and to prevent the mass slaughter of livestock for lack of feed grains. President Leonid Brezhnev is unwilling to risk a repetition of the demonstrations over food shortages that shook Nikita Khrushchev in...
As Reagan noted, the nation has not heard the last of economics. In order to fulfill his promise to balance the budget by 1984, the President will have to make even sharper spending cuts. By Administration estimates, which many private economists feel are too rosy, almost $30 billion more in...