Word: nathaneal
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...local TV news programs and declared that it was not student actions that ended the embarrassing strike; both publicly and privately, the Brown administration has fostered the notion of "community" as a buttress against the bad press generated by student actions on behalf of the workers. Many students--including Nathan Bicks, president of the Brown student council--say they believe the arrests, the first ever on the Brown campus by local police, permanently destroyed that notion...
...correct decision? It is far from obvious, Colen writes, that the only humane thing to do was to let the baby die, that "quality of life" considerations dictated the doctor's actions. Confronted with a life-and-death decision, most people would stop at nothing to remain alive, Dr. Nathan Schnaper, one of Colen's sources, says. "There's a place in Mexico," he told Colen, "which serves meconium cocktails." Meconium is the feces in the intestinal tracts of infants, and the drinkers believe it will help you live longer...
...most important of the Harvard-Washington connections are not necessarily formal ones. As former President Nathan M. Pusey '28 observed in his 1965 report to the University...
...Most people don't know the technical points of the issue," Nathan Bicks, president of the Brown student government, said yesterday. "They're just angry with the administration for not coming to an open forum on this, for doing what they did--there is a feeling of frustration and disgust...
...board project that it will stay near that level through 1977. That is far below the 16.8% rate prevailing when Ford took office-justification for those who believe that the policies of his Administration should be continued. But the rate is still high by historical standards. Says Robert Nathan, a private consultant in Washington: "Four or five years ago, no economist would have said that a 6% rate of inflation might be regarded as tolerable. It's still wholly intolerable...