Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...burden of proof is now on the profit-making homes to demonstrate that they can fulfill the public trust given to them...
...money as for his honor. He is ranked as one of the five top bullfighters in Spain. Says Carmen loyally: "You can only respect a man who has the courage to go out day after day to fight a savage animal." Demure as she is, Carmen does not trust herself to watch Francisco in the ring. Suppose the crowd got surly and started shouting, pelting him with cushions. Carmen shakes her head sadly: "I have an aggressive temper, I would feel forced to shout back, and you can imagine what effect that would have on the public." Of course...
...educating the directors first is preferable to more direct communication with alumni because, he says, it allows for more complete explanations and exchanges of ideas. It also adds a personal element to administration-alumni communication. Since the first presentation of any new development is so important. Shultz would rather trust the job to a director than to an impersonal newsletter...
...Price, dean of the faculty of Public Administration and a trustee of the Rhodes Trust, said yesterday the members of the board are not free to change admissions policies for the scholarship, since any change in the terms of the trust would require an act of Parliament...
...said officials of the trust suggested that Harvard apply for a grant. Bok said priorities for the fund will be determined over the summer by himself, Dean Pipkin and Dean Rosovsky...