Word: neighbors
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...administrative vice president is responsible for the types of logistical matters that can make heaven or hell of undergraduate lives--as well as several that can make Harvard either an innocuous neighbor or a threat to local communities...
...also ran two departments that have made the Harvard name into an epithet for residents of the world immediatly outside: the Harvard Planning Department, which directs the University's expansion in ways that sometimes sacrifice other people's neighbor-hoods; and the Co-Generation Management Company, which runs Harvard's Medical Area Total Energy Plant (MATEP...
Spiegelman said Harvard might sell the land if Davis used it to spread out the development over more space, thus making it a better neighbor. "We don't want a canyon on DeWolfe St.," she said, noting that "we've already created our own long wall" in the Quincy House facade...
Spiegelman said Harvard might sell the land if Davis used it to spread out the development over more space, thus making it a better neighbor. "We don't want a canyon on DeWolfe St.," she said, nothing that "we've already created our own long wall" in the Quincy House facade...
...most sensitive foreign responsibility that the young King inherited is landlocked Swaziland's relationship with its powerful neighbor, South Africa. The economies of the two countries are closely linked, as are their respective police and intelligence agencies. With a gross national product of $65 billion, in contrast to Swaziland's $490 million, South Africa is the smaller country's principal trading partner and its sole supplier of oil, gasoline, electricity and most consumer goods. In exchange for South African economic cooperation, Swaziland has closely policed the activities of antiapartheid African National Congress militants within its borders. A few weeks...