Word: terming
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...next class (Gov. 1582) I arrived ten minutes early. There was one seat in the far corner of the room, which I quickly occupied. I was happy--until I saw the syllabus, which informed me that 50 percent of my grade would be based on a 30-page term paper. Had I known this fact from the start, I wouldn't have shopped the class. And now, since the path to the door had quickly filled up with bodies, the only way out involved causing a substantial ruckus...
...family on assistance to inform them of a redistribution in student packages. The total amount of aid will not increase, but the amount of grant money will--by $2,000. Students will have the choice of putting that money toward a decrease in loan debt or the elimination a term-time or work-study...
...that remains is to keep the two warring factions apart. "This challenges the idea that Bosnia is a situation from which the West will be able to withdraw at some point," says Calabresi. "It's starting to look more like Cyprus, where keeping the peace demands a long-term commitment...
Since the Constitution came into effect, nine Presidents have left office before their term expired, eight because of death, four of those because of an assasin's bullet. Only Nixon left office of his own free will (albeit while faced with the probability of removal from office). And there have been only two occasions where the United States seriously contemplated the removal of a President through the process of impeachment...
...liberal elite" in the State House, Jarrett T. Barrios '90 knocked off an incumbent state representative while perennial Cambridge politician and first-term legislator Alice K. Wolf retained her seat by a comfortable margin...