Word: signed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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This year, Harvard opposed a similar resolution direct at Gulf and announced its vote routinely along with 25 others. It also abstained from a vote calling on Phillips Petroleum to remove its operations from another embattled Portuguese colony, Guinea-Bissau. It is a sign of the times that no one seemed to care...
...little sense. Other people seemed to understand why Harvard worked the way it did, or at least they did not let on that they were as confused as he was. He decided that they intentionally tried to deceive him. One day, walking by the Business School, he saw a sign bearing strange initials--"NATD NASCID"--and an arrow pointing down the street. Curious about the meaning of the strange initials, he followed the arrow, but could find no trace of another sign or any indication of what the initials stood...
...bodies or homes destroyed by the devastation of the Cambodian countryside. It would not compensate for a moratorium in government support for the protection of civil rights of minority groups and women, which Richardson oversaw as secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. A hostile reception could only be a sign, but it could be an important sign nonetheless...
...members and sympathizers looked forward to the March 10 appearance of Vice President Gerald Ford to receive the Man of the Year award from Harvard's Young Republican Club. Working with several other leftist groups, NAM called students to meet Ford at the Harvard Club in Boston as a sign of protest against the Nixon administration. After a preliminary rally of about 200 people in the Yard, over 400 demonstrators--most of them students--chanted slogans outside the club while Ford addressed the Harvard Republicans within. Most of the demonstrators never saw Ford, who entered and left by a back...
...started hitching in the middle of Golden Gate Park with a sign that simply said, "EAST." Ninety hours later, I was back home in Niles, Michigan, trying to regain what little sanity I had left...