Word: permanente
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Director of Athletics William J. Cleary Jr. '56 said yesterday that the establishment of a permanent fund to support the coaching position is a milestone for the athletic department.
The exhibit recently returned from a tour of department store galleries in Japan; the money the MFA made from renting out this show funded the massive Reubens retrospective the museum mounted last year. "Grand Illusion" feels like a second-tier, low-budget project. It draws from the permanent collection, as...
This now leaves British Prime Minister John Major in the uncomfortable position of being the only one openly skeptical about the peace process, notes TIME London reporter Helen Gibson. Major has so far insisted that the I.R.A. add the word permanent to its cease-fire declaration -- something that Sinn Fein...
The problem with altruism as the prime mover of foreign policy is that altruism is a sentiment, not a strategy. And to paraphrase Lord Palmerston, America has no permanent sentiments, only permanent interests. The Emir of Kuwait, living high on the hog in Saudi Arabia waiting to be returned to...
"It's the Harvard name that gets you in the door," said Jeremy J. Ratke '95, who interned over the summer with Smith Barney and has received an offer from the firm for permanent employment following graduation.