Word: passingly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...bill includes a provision that would raise the age at which tenured faculty can be forced to retire from 65 to 70. The proposed legislation, which congressional aides predict will pass both houses of Congress within a month, may well tighten the already glutted market for jobs in academia even further...
...bill, which Senate sources predicted will pass both houses within a month, has aroused concern among administrators at Harvard and other universities over its possibly restrictive effect on an already tight academic job market...
Before the fight Harvard's best, the Hughes brothers, were shut off by the Terriers. George was stuffed on a two-on-one break with Bob Kelley. George didn't draw the defenseman to make the pass to Kelley, and he only dribbled a shot on B.U. goalie Jim Craig. Jack had his chance with a one-on-one against B.U. defenseman Bill LeBlond. Jack made no move and chucked a wrist shot onto the glass behind the B.U. goal...
...Cares?" consolation clash between Boston College and Northeastern which proceeded the Harvard game, it took a Joe Mullen wrister off a pass from Paul Barrett at 3:53 of overtime to give the Eagles a 3-2 decision over the Huskies and third place in the tournament...
...late. Many campus groups, most notably the Southern Africa Solidarity Committee, have called on the University to sponsor shareholder resolutions for companies in the portfolio that operate in South Africa to withdraw from that country. The deadlines for this year for sponsoring such resolutions in many companies have already passed or will soon pass--usually a shareholder must initiate a resolution 90 days before the annual company meeting in April or May--and by not reaching a decision in time Harvard has implicitly decided not to sponsor such resolutions. Harvard has never sponsored any shareholder resolutions, and has only infrequently...