Word: stems
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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With the exception of any appeal that might stem from its latest decisions, the CRR has now completed its function as an "interim" disciplinary committee. The permanent CRR, endorsed by the Faculty last month, will take office a week from tomorrow...
Things are going well for the anti-war movement just now and it is tempting to believe that nothing Nixon can do now will be able to stem the tide. But we would do well to remember, how easily President Johnson was able to stop the peace marches by opening the peace talks at Paris: today's Moratorium is the first large-scale nation-wide Vietnam protest in nearly two years...
...typical of the Scotch industry these days. Over the past decade, world sales have doubled to $422 million a year; in the U.S. alone, they have jumped by 150%, to $223 million. But the long sales rise could now be threatened. U.S. distillers, led by bourbon producers fighting to stem the Scotch tide, are preparing a new weapon: light whisky. A wholly different kind of tipple, it is due to appear...
...effort to stem student shoplifting, the Coop plans to end its policy of turning over Harvard and M.I.T. offenders to their school instead of to the police. Implementation of this change awaits approval by Harvard and M.I.T. deans...
...students, Richard W. Hausler '72 and Kinby Wilcox '70, presented a letter to the Committee of Fifteen-of which they will remain members-citing "wholly personal" reasons for their resignations that "stem largely from feelings about the current anti-war movement" and their participation...