Word: retains
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...hope that by improving any services that need revision and by indicating our sincerity to all students, we will retain the confidence of the Harvard community and continue to provide the important services that we do. G. Oilver Koppell, '62. President, H.S.A...
...Massachusetts has not done so. It is the only industrial state to retain a two year gubernatorial term of office, Peabody noted. The State's Governor's Council, originally created to check the authority of the governor, now produces an inefficient "government by troika...
...molecule of viral nucleic acid, without its protein overcoat, so closely resembles a gene that it can slip into the cell's chromosomal lineup, displacing a normal gene, and make the cell reproduce abnormally. Most of the resulting abnormal cells would probably die, but a few might retain the power to run wild and perpetuate themselves as cancer...
...vote in the coming referendum will give the Council another chance to justify itself. A "no" vote would retain the current constitution, and in all probability would kill the Council, at least for the present. There were enough encouraging proposals in the meetings of the reorganization committee, and the Council's record through the years is good enough to warrant giving the Council one last chance by passing the constitution. The Council must realize, though, that the moment of truth can not be avoided any longer...
After the motion to retain the name Student Council was rejected, the Council decided to give the choice to the student body. On the referendum ballot, voters will be asked to select one of the two names before voting yes or no on the constitution itself. As a result, it will only take a simple majority vote to change the name, but a two thirds plurality will still be needed on the constitution as a whole...