Word: proofing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...register within thirty days of your eighteenth birthday. Consequently, when they are in their senior year, January, February or March, and they are applying for aid at that time, they have not come within the thirty days of their eighteenth birthday, so consequently they have no way of showing proof that they applied for the financial aid. That is a tremendous burden. I have been negotiating with the Education Department to change that law, extending that to 120 days of their eighteenth birthday. This means that any kid who is going to graduate in May or June can still apply...
...students were adamant that those who had arrived between 1961 and 1971 be either denied the right to vote or forced to leave, an enormous exercise that could involve 3 million people. Prime Minister Gandhi was equally adamant that all immigrants who arrived before 1971 and had proof of their Indian citizenship had every legal right to live, work and vote in Assam. As she told Parliament, "I asked the students, 'Where are we going to send these people? Where in India? To what country outside India?' " Hopelessly deadlocked, the talks, which were being held in New Delhi...
...students have argued that the new law violates constitutional prosecution against self-incrimination and illegally punishes students without prior proof of wrongdoing...
...over the nomination could further erode confidence in the U.S.'s ability to deal seriously and intelligently with arms control issues. Already sensing a propaganda plum, the official Soviet news agency TASS jumped on Adelman's reported anti-arms control views as "a scandalous development." Adelman was proof, TASS said, that Reagan had been "appointing incompetent persons to high offices...
...theorizing, the proof of Stieglitz's triumph still rests in his photographs. Alfred Stieglitz: Photographs & Writings offers 73 plates culled from the 1,600 works that O'Keeffe donated to the National Gallery of Art after Stieglitz's death. The reproductions are exquisite. The old master, who sometimes developed scores of prints from a single negative to produce one that he liked, could not fault the painstaking care devoted to this book. It contains The Steerage (1907), of course, and also Winter, Fifth Avenue (1893), an early work that helped make Stieglitz famous. Yet every page turns...