Word: nationalizes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...harried folksinger then broke into a story about "misinformation," and how the front pages of every major paper in the nation had mistreated him. His face turning red, his aging body trembling from frustration at his audience's inability to understand him, he jumped to his feet and contronted his skeptically smiling audience...
Between 80 and 85 per cent of Massachusetts' juvenile offenders are dealt with on a community level. This is in contrast to the nation-wide average of 17 per cent. And, Calhoun is quick to add, there are six states that rely completely on the use of institutionalization--training schools--with no community facilities whatsoever...
Wright said one alternative to traditional society is socialism and their goal of redistributing the wealth of the nation is related to it. She cites their staff as an example. There is no administrative heirarchy and decisions are made by consensus...
...hand, Harvard last year received more money from the government, corporations and other givers than any university in the country. The depressed stock market of 1973-74 put a dent in the University's endowment, but with the recovery last year Harvard's endowment regained its position as the nation's highest. At $1.48 billion the endowment is at its historical peak...
George Schwab, Connecticut Mutual's head of real estate and agricultural investment division admits that Connecticut Mutual never would have made the investment, given the reaction from UFW supporters across the nation. A delegation from Harvard, headed by Bernard Bell '78, will be visiting the Boston offices of Connecticut Mutual, Thursday, March 3, leaving from Quincy cafeteria at 1 p.m. The students will ask why the company refuses to give farmworkers the same rights guaranteed to other working people...