Word: offerings
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...people who has lived here his whole life, went to school here and understands the kids. I've done it," Harshbarger said. "I offer a viewpoint that is unique because I identify with some of the children. We have children who are struggling in the Cambridge School System and we can't let those kids fail...
...cases the Dean of Students will notify an SSP student's high school or the college in which the student intends to enroll of the disciplinary problem. If an expelled SSP student has been admitted to Harvard, the student's application may be reviewed and in rare circumstances, the offer of admission may be revoked...
...penny shortage points up an important money lesson. The bank's offer of 55[cents] for 50 pennies constitutes a riskless 10% return. Sometimes it's the deal right in front of you that makes the most sense. Your 401(k) plan is one of those. Contribute enough to get the full company match. Of course, most investments require thought. And we'd have more time for that if we could just get rid of all those pennies. That's my 2[cents...
...topographical map. We are then directed to find--as fast as we can--a set of checkpoints hidden in 50 acres of rolling hills, tree-dotted valleys and streambeds. I'm sorry that I, who cannot find my way around the Time & Life Building, have nothing to offer my teammates, Alison Murray, senior staff at Schwab's information technology enterprise, and Elisa Takao, senior event manager. Confused by the compass and map, I am alienated, bored and cynical. When forced to become head navigator, I wave vaguely at a tree. We return without finding all our checkpoints...
...industry's view, the reliance on fees amounts to a fair deal in which the best customers pay the least--and best doesn't necessarily mean those who have no balance. Instead of charging everyone a uniformly high rate, as in the past, the issuers offer lower rates and punish the offenders. "This is the best time to be a credit-card consumer," argues George McCane, senior vice president of corporate affairs at First USA. "Rates are as low as they've ever been [national average: 15.8%], and for those who meet the regulations of the agreement, they stay...