Word: nascent
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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This type of assistance actually started 30 years ago, when the Business School sent experts abroad to teach management techniques to try and stabilize the nascent economics of post-war France and Italy. But the bulk of the work, in the ensuing era, sought to change the world through more direct means...
While Bok has receives widespread praise for his work in expanding these nascent arrangements national anti apartheid groups criticize his contention that the programs area a substitute for as opposed to a complement to other actions such as divestiture...
Underwritten in part with a $40,000 grant from Atari, "Video Games and Human Development: A Research Agenda for the '80s" represented one of the first attempts to organize the nascent and often flimsy research done on the subject so far. Typical of the early studies are interviews with nearly 1,000 young people in Los Angeles video arcades, undertaken by David Brooks, an instructor at the University of Southern California. Brooks told the Harvard meeting that most of the youngsters were average or above average students and that they rarely played hooky from school...
When the knotty question of alliance cooperation outside the NATO area was raised by U.S. Under Secretary of Defense Fred Ikle, polemics flared. Iklé began by noting amicably that French and Italian participation in the multinational peacekeeping force in Lebanon was a gratifying example of a nascent if limited new role for NATO. But in Central America, which Iklé considered the other powder keg in the world, the European allies had not only failed to support U.S. policy but at times actively undermined it. When Iklé said that the problem was a lack of understanding about...
sion of Applied Sciences Paul C. Martin '52, three students were at the forefront of the nascent computer science discipline: the university of lllinois, the University of Pennsylvania and Harvard...