Word: pooled
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...addition, the high cost of housing in Boston and the difficulty of luring two-career academic families are intensifying the competition to recruit the best junior faculty. Those concerns are particularly pressing, experts say, because the pool of high-quality young scholars has decreased, and will only get smaller in the 1990s...
...Crimson hosts Yale Saturday in its final dual meet. On March 2, the three-day Eastern Championships will commence at Blodgett Pool...
Fortunately for Harvard, nobody told this to their hosts, who dropped an 83-30 decision to the Crimson at Sheer Pool in Philadelphia. Harvard (6-3 overall, 5-3 EISL and 4-2 Ivy League) dominated the meet, grabbing first place in 11 of the 13 events...
...result, the Bush budget documents are as cryptic as an Etruscan * inscription. The heart of the strategy is a $136 billion pool of popular programs like Amtrak, environmental protection and nutritional assistance that Congress can deal with as it wishes. Off limits for Bush is the defense budget, frozen at $291 billion after allowing for inflation, and the near sacrosanct $247 billion for Social Security. Unfortunately, those huge budgetary no-trespassing signs mean that only meat-cleaver slashes in the jumble of discretionary programs could possibly make the Bush proposal meet the Gramm-Rudman targets. But the President's team...
...were ordered to stay within 20 minutes of the White House and near a phone. I brooded for a couple of days over the prospect of leaving a wife and three small children behind, and decided I could not do it. I asked to be taken off the pool. I felt the moment was so unreal that none of us knew for sure what we were doing...