Word: samuels
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...rest," wrote historian Samuel Eliot Morison '08, in his "Three Centuries of Harvard," never again appeared on the printed roll of the some of Harvard...
...institution that took notice: nearby Bank America Corp., parent company of the nation's largest bank, which was eager to move in fresh directions under its new president, Samuel H. Armacost. BankAmerica approached Schwab about a takeover last September, in a move to become the first U.S. bank to acquire a broker. After weeks of agonizing, Schwab decided to sell. The price: $53 million in BankAmerica stock. If the deal is approved by regulators, Schwab will stay on as boss of the new bank subsidiary...
...deposited in the gene bank if it returned eyes as crystal blue as hers, features and figures as smart and sensuous. Add a dusky voice and no little acting potential, and you have God's recipe for a movie star. But if Farmer was a blessed presence in Samuel Goldwyn's Come and Get It and a dozen B pictures, her life was one roiling curse. She was part of a movie age that glorified the strong-willed woman and punished the ac tresses who incarnated them. Hepburn, Davis, De Havilland were all mistreated by moguls who wanted...
...Samuel Rotondi added that politicians across the state should accept the general mandate of Prop 2 1/2 but soften its content. The current wording of the law prevents municipal and city governments from honoring their debts become citizens are reluctant to purchase bonds, he added...
...their plight. Rudy Barker, 62, was laid off in 1980 from his job at a lumber mill in Willamina, Ore., and he has not worked since then. "All this started before Reagan," he says. "It's been coming on for the last two or three Presidents." Says Samuel Ehrenhalt, Middle Atlantic regional commissioner for the Bureau of Labor Statistics: "A lot of people are just not ready to call it quits with the President...