Word: poole
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Leonard assured the federal reviewers a year ago that "Harvard is committed to continue and intensify its recruitment efforts." But last spring, Harvard had no organized recruitment program to enlarge the size of the black applicant pool. As a result, the minority applicant pool remained practically identical in size to that of the previous year. GSAS administrators justified the lack of an organized recruitment program by questioning the validity of such programs in general. In addition, several of the graduate school's department chairmen--who are ultimately responsible for admissions--justify the small number of blacks by saying there...
...only the evidence presented in the courtroom and the law as given by the judge to apply to their evidence analysis will be the clay from which their verdict is molded. Sequestration is a poor solution. It makes service on the jury a form of imprisonment and reduces the pool of available qualified jurors...
Depending on the results of the tests, Whitla's office will probably re-administer them in the spring to a different pool of students...
...person taking himself completely apart, cutting himself off from the conditions that bred him. He runs out of money, and is forced to go out on the street. He takes a factory job in Elmira, and becomes a regular at a bar, still in limbo. At the pool table he gets to know one of the fellows who struts in every day with a group of loud and dirt-streaked worked wearing hardhats and carrying toolbelts. They are ironworkers. After some time they take him to see "Jack...
...excavating the site for a Soviet version of Manhattan's towering World Trade Center. Scheduled for partial completion in 1978, the $110 million complex, which is largely financed with U.S. money, will contain offices for 1,200 employees, plus 625 apartments, 600 hotel rooms, restaurants, a swimming pool, convention hall and shopping mall. All are supposed to provide aid and comfort to American and other foreign businessmen visiting or living in Moscow while doing business with the Soviets...