Word: seeks
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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What a difference today. The schools actively seek the assistance of neighboring business and non-profit institutions. Undergraduates teach and tutor during school hours and in the after-school program. Phillips Brooks House and the newer public service programs channel over half the undergraduate body into teaching, prison work, youth work, helping lonely elderly or the homeless and many other worthwhile activities...
...NEXT STAGE of town-gown cooperation we ought to seek and use a new mechanism which would allow more of Harvard's creative problem-solving ability to focus on Cambridge...
...started. There ought to be a town-gown committee composed of interested Harvard faculty, key school and city personnel and other community members who could contribute. This committee would catalogue past successes and current municipal needs, develop a list of priority programs to be worked on and seek out prospective University staff with the skills and talent to help...
...based on their ideology," protests INS Spokesman Verne Jervis. "We keep them out based on solid information that they are coming to this country to commit serious mischief." Lara's attorney, Arthur Helton, of the New York City-based Lawyers' Committee for Human Rights, says he plans to seek out the basis of the charges against her through requests under the Freedom of Information Act. "She questions whether she wants to come back," he says. "But it is important for her to obtain the right to come back...
...preserved even a fraction of its arsenal could achieve dominance. Even if all parties were actually to abide by an agreement to destroy strategic arms, all would, out of sheer prudence, be poised to resume production and deployment. Given that imprint of nuclear capabilities on our minds, to seek total nuclear disarmament is to seek a goal as risky as it is impractical...