Word: profitted
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvard currently owns stock in RJR Nabisco, and so will profit from the partnership's takeover of the company and will also stand to gain from the purchase of the Nabisco stock...
...organizers sell all the concert tickets, thecouncil stands to make more than $6000 on theCliff show, which will cost about $20,000, Leesaid. This margin should provide a "buffer" if theshow does not sell out, Lee said. Any profit willfund future council social events, he added...
Deputy City Manager Richard Rossi, who chaired the original Central Square Committee in 1983, says that community leaders were most concerned then with crime, street people, and garbage removal. "One of the things we needed to do was coordinate city, non-profit, and commercial leaders in the area," Rossi says...
Then again, why not use money to improve house facilities? After all, what bothers many students now is not the lack of a campus student center, but rather the lack of such a center in their own houses. Wouldn't most students profit more from a closer relationship with the people of their own houses--which are supposed to be microcosms of the College anyway--rather than unrealistically trying to "meet" everyone in the school...
...detached and disinterested generosity." The designers who loaned or gave the outfits, some valued at more than $20,000, were aware of the publicity they would receive. In a 1982 Women's Wear Daily interview, couturier James Galanos was enthusiastic about lending gowns to Mrs. Reagan, "since designers profit so much from her wearing them." Because none of the loans or gifts were listed on the Reagans' joint tax returns from 1982 to 1987, the First Couple may owe a substantial amount in back taxes...