Word: sues
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Sue Duffy and Mary Ellen Reardon led the Providence attack, scoring five and two goals respectively...
...about the financial and legal aspects of decisions being made by the committee to the exclusion of many of the moral aspects. For instance, some committee members fear that if Harvard were to initiate a shareholder resolution, stock prices could be driven down so far that the company would sue Harvard, causing Harvard to pay out all sorts of legal expenses. (This view, incidentally, conflicts with the Corporation's view that Harvard has so little clout that divestiture would be ineffective.) This fiscal and legal responsibility is largely redundant. Harvard has some extremely competent management investors and I am sure...
...would not have turned over $1 million without first having insisted on recognition and a legal contract. Harvard would be breaking that legal contract by renaming the Engelhard Library. Even if there was only a moral contract and even if the donation was returned, the Engelhard Foundation could still sue Harvard because 1) the Foundation has been without the use of its money for some time and 2) Harvard allowed Charles Engelhard's name to be smeared at a public dedication...
...When Sue Raffety was attending high school in Blackwell, Okla., in the 1950s, she and her classmates wore heavily caked makeup and ruby-red lipstick. "It looked like hell," recalls Raffety, "and hurt our skin. At the time, however, we thought we were glamorous." Like many women, Raffety has done, well, an about-face on cosmetology, and today she prizes those products that help foster a fresh, natural appearance. As the senior reporter-researcher in the Economy and Business section, Raffety suggested and worked on this week's cover story about one of the cosmetics industry's largest...
...dollar I understand," he says, "but how do you describe the Smoky Mauve look?" Exactly the way, we hope you'll agree, that Church describes it in a cover story that turned out to be as much fun for him as for Sue Raffety...