Word: permanente
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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But the so-called debt bomb has continued to sputter, and last week the 26 Latin borrowers joined forces for the first time to demand that banks relax their repayment terms. "We have broken the taboo of not even mentioning the words 'concerted action,' " said Carlos Alzamora, permanent...
Two or three decades ago, Americans regarded Wright (1867-1959) as their greatest architect mostly because of the furious stunts with which he reacted to the International Style-his spiraled Guggenheim Museum in New York City or his proposal to build a mile-high skyscraper in Illinois. The present revival...
The Stadium project received another setback this spring, when a Law School student charged that the University had overlooked a federal law requiring that newly refurbished facilities be made accessible to the handicapped. The University altered its plans to include 30 permanent seats and 65 temporary seats for the disabled...
Despite the growing enthusiasm for in-house lawyers, almost no legal professional has suggested that institutions drop outside counsel altogether. And Steiner predicts that, even with a larger legal staff, Harvard will continue to rely heavily on Ropes and Gray's lawyers for complex, specialized legal advice and for representation...
Thomas P. Sellers, associate director of the K-School's Masters in Public Administration program--which supervises the Mason fellows--sums up the rationale behind this approach: "Consulting lasts as long as the product of that consulting and it's difficult to leave behind anything permanent. The advantage of training...