Word: personal
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Suppose Dean Allison were to accept all 30 calls and talk to each person for five minutes. 250 minutes translates into nearly four hours of the working day, and that apart from another 10 hours of daily meetings, hours spent teaching, and perhaps even time to read the mail and think. The question of allocating 14 hours of a working day among these various claims is not easy...
...would believe it's describing a person for what he does. I could be wrong on that...
...Interactions through one person to another...
...very compassionate person who is interested in human problems," Zirka Z. Filipczak, a visiting professor from Williams College, said yesterday concerning her 30-minute audience with Pope John Paul II last week...
...library and building at the Kennedy School are public affairs institutions. The pain and suffering Charles Engelhard caused in his private pursuit of wealth contradicts the sensitivity the public person or institution must have to ethics. Witness the sympathy with the demonstrators by the public figures (Senator Kennedy, Mrs. Onassis and Senator Brooke), present at the school's dedication. Engelhard is not perceived as an ethical public figure by the Kennedy School Community, by the Harvard community or by the world at large and thus has no place as a symbol of achievement on the walls of the school. Public...