Word: respondents
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...learned such an enormous amount about Harvard during the union campaign that the opportunity to actually respond to that was appealing," said Taylor. "I know a lot about what people think [Human Resources] doesn't do well. Now I need to learn what is does [do well...
...administration did react to new student groups--by forming committees to respond to them. The minority student report spurred administrators to appoint a panel to bolster recruitment efforts. The University also formed a committee to address gay rights issues...
Americans have never been able to respond to the misguided excesses of idealistic youth with a Gallic shrug. That is why the furor over Dan Quayle's Viet Nam record has become such a polarizing issue. Once again the nation is reminded of all the unresolved passions of the 1960s, a time of both angry and antic generational rebellion, when national leaders were reviled, patriotism was mocked, and drug taking exalted...
...some consumers to suspect that many people in the food chain -- from farmers to retailers -- are using the drought as an excuse to gouge customers a bit, which may be true in a few cases. Government economists acknowledge that the dry spell has created an atmosphere in which consumers respond to the price increases with grudging acceptance. But some prices are still bound to produce a mild case of sticker shock. At one market in Baltimore, boxes of Post Grape-Nuts cereal have been marked up four times in the past six weeks. The 12-oz. package now costs...
COVER: U. S. streets are under siege, but how to respond to all those beggars...