Word: prospectively
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Water polo's elavation from club to varsity status this year has enabled Harvard to recruit better players and raise the level of play on the team, and although Laing-Ronay admits this will lower her position on the team, she is excited at the prospect of Harvard approaching the excellence UCLA exhibited when they toured the East two weeks ago and left their opponents drowning in the gutters...
...said no. He continued to insist that Anderson had to be included in all debates or that Carter had to take on the independent candidate alone, just as he had. Hearing that Reagan was ducking, Press Secretary Powell said: "We think their duplicity is obvious in the extreme." The prospect for any more presidential debates is dim indeed...
Higher oil prices could raise the projected U.S. inflation rate in 1981 from 9.8% to 13%, according to Data Resources. That is a discouraging prospect for American consumers, who last week were told by the Bureau of Labor statistics that food prices in the U.S. rose 1.7% in August, the highest increase in 2½ years. Although fuel costs did not increase at all in August, the Consumer Price Index jumped 0.7%. The Federal Reserve moved late in the week to attack inflation by raising the discount rate, the fee it charges on loans to member banks, from...
Sunday--1 p.m.--The grand parade, a three-hour extravaganza of music, floats and marching units--not to mention politicians--will step off from Lechmere Square. The prade will wind up Cambridge St., take a left on Prospect St., and then a right on Mass Ave. The units will follow Mass Ave until they veer off on Mt. Auburn St. towards Winthrop Square and the edge of the river. The dignitaries in the lineup--including Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill Jr.--will march in the first wave...
Therefore, they must weigh the decision to leave the Soviet Union very carefully. Many of the immigrants were reluctant to face the decision of whether to emigrate. They did not relish the prospect of giving up a secure economic position, or more importantly, of leaving family and friends behind. But eventually, for widely varying reasons, they tackled the decision...