Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Whitlock pointed out that Harvard rents apartments in its off-campus buildings only to married students at the College or the Graduate Schools. Although the University does not actually own the Harvard Housing Trust in Cambridge, priority for apartments there is given to University students...
...addition to the Trust, married students can live in three University-owned buildings. The Shattuck International House (near the School of Public Health) in Boston, and Haskins Hall on Irving St. and the Botanic Gardens near the Harvard Observatory in Cambridge...
...wartime ally of Stalin in the fight against fascism, Roosevelt was held up to the Russian people as one of a handful of Westerners who was a true friend of the Soviet Union. At the Teheran and Yalta conferences, Roosevelt turned on the charm to win Stalin's trust and cooperation ("I think I can handle Stalin personally better than my State Department"). As a result of agreements made at those meetings, in return for Russian promises that were later cynically broken, the way was cleared for the Soviet Union to take over Eastern Europe. In 1945, three weeks...
...Book. All this was in tried-and-true Schwarz style, perfected in hundreds of speeches and based mostly on the arguments in his book, published in 1960, You Can Trust the Communists (. . . To Do Exactly as They...
After 12 rounds of debate, the North-western team defeated Eastern Nazarene College by arguing the affirmative of the resolution: "That labor organizations should be under the jurisdiction of anti-trust legislation...