Word: treates
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...confidence in Brian Offut. The more than seven hundred students who signed the petition on the referendum were interested in divestiture, not petty politicking. When the students of Harvard College go to the polls next week, they will be voting on divestiture and how their representatives ought to treat that issue. They will not be electing a Chairperson of the Undergraduate Council. When the members of the council meet on Sunday the ninth to begin the work of a new semester, we will judge the candidates on their qualifications, not their politics...
...some point, we will need to start to choose between traditional and non-traditional programs, and to treat the latter as integral parts of our educational enterprise, not as marginal remnants at the edge of Harvard's affairs...
...prepared statement released yesterday, J. Robert Buchanan, the general director of Massachusetts General Hospital, announced that hospital affairs would be carried on as usual. "We will continue, as we always have, to treat as many patients as possible," he said...
...while prospects look bright for a Shepard-filled future treat yourself in the interim to Altman's Fool For Love. It's better than tequila, or Barbara Mandrell, or Tex-Mex chili, or a pocketful of quarters and a virgin Magic Fingers. And despite Harvard Square Theatre's highway-robbery $5 ticket price, you'd be an ever-lovin' fool for missing...
...that they're trained in books, but not real life. That's what I say. So they tell me Michael has emotional problems, that he's immature. Well, what do you expect? He's young. And his mother don't exactly help either. She doesn't know how to treat kids. She talks stiff to Michael. Like when we're eating, she tells him she won't give him any food. I tell her: "Don't do that to him." I give him mine. She doesn't see what I see, you know what I mean...