Word: tags
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...final option--housing all students in 16 four-year Houses--"is considered by some," the report states, "to be the most desirable system." Despite its desirability, with a price tag of as much as $20 million, this option is not under serious consideration...
...report. Worse, with the debate over the report's appendix came the understanding that not only could things not change for the better but that the status quo would have to be cut back and the number of faculty reduced. "The fact that Dahl didn't have the price tag for his recommendation injured us," Hoskins says. "They told us originally that we shouldn't be bounded by finances, but it was finances that inevitably took all the attention away from the report's major recommendations...
THREE FOR THE ROAD (CBS, Sunday, 7 p.m. E.D.T.) features a couple of kids whose roving photographer father (Alec Rocco) allows them to tag along. Schools and other forms of tedium are, of course, as imperceptible as The Invisible Man. The first episode got them involved with hang gliders, which, unlike most drama-show subjects, are actually photogenic. It also offered some information on how those exotic contraptions work. The data were more interesting than any of the overexposed cop-lawyer-doctor procedures observable this season...
...probably won't stay that way very long. Banfield is like the professional athlete that gets dubbed "controversial" early in his career: nobody knows for sure how he earned the tag, but he's been struck with it since. Now all the city-to-city moves he can make won't let him dodge...
...here, even coed bathrooms, and everyone talks about sex all the time. You will be able to tell your parents Harvard sex stories that will shock them. But as always with such things, the talk outweighs the action. Harvard's generally exotic image is what makes the sex-haven tag...