Word: supportively
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...plan would pay less than minimum wage, so participants will not receive enough money during their year of service to fulfill many obligations. The plan would include people from 18 to 25 years of age, many of whom may be single parents, for instance, with no other income to support their families. Those older than 25 are excluded from the plan, and would have no way of receiving federal financial aid should they decide to go to college...
...days after Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 announced changes to the freshman lottery system, some administrators, house masters and students said they would support a completely random system similar to the one used by Yale University...
Most Harvard administrators say a move to asystem resembling Yale's is not likely in the nearfuture. But some, including Jewett and Dean ofFreshmen Henry C. Moses, have voiced support for acompletely random process...
...would support that," said North House MasterJ. Woodland Hastings...
Even one of the organizers of the petitiondrive protesting the proposed changes said hewould support a "modified Yale policy" that wouldallow freshmen to choose their roommates fromanyone in the class...