Word: reopening
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 hasexpressed support for the task force's report, butHarvard change either the council or the taskforce's That Debate will reopen this fall...
...most distressing news for fans is that club owners and the Players Association are once again preparing to do battle over their collective- bargaining agreement. Although the pact is scheduled to expire at the end of next year, financially strapped owners want to reopen the contract after this season. The clubs are demanding relief from escalating player salaries, but the players seek to maintain the contract that has created scores of millionaire athletes over the past decade. As a result, the uneasy truce worked out after the 1990 owners' lockout is in danger of being discarded. "The golden days...
...pollutants. The body responds by activating various defense cells from the immune system. Their mobilization causes the airways to swell. At the same time, the muscles surrounding the airways contract, cutting off airflow. When that happens, asthmatics must inhale an adrenaline-like substance to stop the muscle spasm and reopen their airways...
...President Bush from his bomb-battered office, Bosnian President Alija Izetbegovic called for U.S. air strikes on the Serbian gun emplacements. "Force can be countered only by force," Izetbegovic declared. "Let them bomb those who are bombing us." Washington backed a U.N. Security Council resolution authorizing peacekeeping troops to reopen Sarajevo airport if a cease-fire is reached so that urgently needed food can be flown in. But the Bush Administration was reluctant to intervene directly, despite its concern that Serbian shelling might hit a major toxic-chemical plant north of Sarajevo and trigger an environmental disaster. Impatience with...
...Wright v. West. That case could permit the justices to rule, in effect, that federal appeals judges should work mostly from the assumption that the courtroom rulings of state-level trial judges are correct. The result would be to limit sharply the kind of questions the federal courts can reopen on appeal...