Word: responded
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Asimov was the last speaker from a list of "possibles" to reply. "We gave our first two or three choices a lot of time to respond. That's why we're in trouble now," Llewellyn J. Marczuk '78, senior class marshal, said Monday...
...dollar would regain its stature. With some $400 billion in greenbacks now in foreign hands, an overseas rush to Wall Street would send stocks up sharply. Whatever happens next, the market's behavior last week ought to give Washington some idea of how investors are prepared to respond if the nation ever gets a sensible energy program and an effective policy to fight inflation and prop the dollar...
Pushing their cadence up to 37, MIT--which vanquished Yale on April 15--began to gnaw quickly into the Crimson lead. Six seats, four seats, two seats--the lead dwindled as MIT continued its powerful spring. The Crimson could not respond...
...have kept the apartheid regime and its economy afloat through loans to the South African government. It must support, and where necessary sponsor, shareholder resolutions calling upon companies to withdraw from South Africa. Furthermore, Harvard must be prepared to employ divestiture as a subsequent action should companies refuse to respond to shareholder pressure. Finally, the University should issue a clear public statement of its policies regarding U.S. companies still operating in South Africa...
...does Crimson coach Bob Scalise respond to a question about whether Harvard can win with a quick, unhesitant, "Yep--definitely...