Word: owned
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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As to the writer's quotation from Councillor Duehay contending that my legitimate business conduct "...creates the appearance of impropriety," I pose this question to the writer and Councillor Duehay, who is reported as being so concerned with propriety. When there was opportunity to make the rhetoric of equal opportunity...
Organizers of the Harvard-Radcliffe Alumni Volunteer Project, just into its second year of operation, said they are working to educate New Yorkers about opportunities for public service, and running their own programs in the metropolitan area.
Although the financial peril did not destroy any programs entirely, the strain forced many committees to campaign almost exclusively on their own for funds. Marx said many of the larger committees raised up to 90 percent of their own operating costs last year.
By its own admission, Harvard had been a key player in the exchange of student financial information since the 1950s, to the point of volunteering its own officers' time for the private company--SAS--commissioned to collate the data.
The cynical one is hardly original: drop the facade, face the music and pay the players their market value. Rather than let Nike pay Valvano $150,000 to force his players to wear Nike equipment on the court (And planes--for "team unity," according to Valvano.), let the "amateurs" endorse...