Word: rewarding
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Arson Watch Reward Program, announced yesterday by a state insurance industry association, will offer rewards of up to $1000 to Massachusetts residents for information leading to the arrest or indictment of an arsonist or the deterrence of arson...
Almost as worrisome as the possibility of the effective elimination of shopping period is the prospect that pre-registration could pave the way for more limited course enrollments. Other colleges which require early registration often put ceilings on course sizes to reward early registrants. We counsel Harvard to reject this policy. The University should also urge professors with unexpectedly large classes to announce their plans for dealing with overflows at their first lecture, if not earlier. Too often, faculty members suddenly announce the exclusion of various groups--like non-concentrators, or members of a given class--well into a course...
...accordance with their own criteria of selection" If other departments are going to be making the tenure decision, it may prove difficult for Social Studies to compete for the time and effort of a junior faculty member who has even a slight chance of being tenured, since it cannot reward this effort in the tenure consideration process...
...expects that the $1 billion settlement account will come close to covering the legitimate claims for compensation. Though Iran has promised to replenish the fund, that too remains in doubt. Thus, the companies face the prospect of protracted litigation with only partial return, or none at all, to reward them for their trouble...
Candidate Sara Mae Berman added that such evaluation programs would be useless unless the school committee can negotiate "flexible teacher contracts which permit us to reward good teachers," and "to make sure that our administrators do their job properly or are removed...