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...Underneath, however, there were sings that all was not well. A series of management reports released at the time anticipated heavy financial pressures just around the corner. The reports advocated more administrative talent topside to carefully manage and control internal financial management and cultivate sources of income to the University. Bok changed the management of the University by creating four vice presidents. In addition the Harvard Management Corporation was set up to handle the University's investment portfolio and real estate, a move which has allowed the University to spend more time improving the value of its capital...
...worst paid, most arduous and most hazardous jobs. As of 1972, migrant workers made up 10 per cent of the work force in industrial western Europe, and much larger proportions in specific industries. It is migrants who man the assembly lines at Renault and Volvo, who dig the tunnels underneath Geneva, who make asbestos in the Ruhr--jobs which native workers avoid as much as possible...
Todd Hooks slapped a New Hampshire jumper to the floor and Joel Fisher finished the play with a nifty behind-the-back bounce pass to Ted Killory. Seconds later, Fisher fed Hooks underneath for two more...
...allowed to eat in public. Unfortunately there is no place to hide on the bus, the journey is long, and the novelty of a box lunch is tempting. Some of the real stoics hold out, but most women break hastily into their provisions and sneak bits of food underneath their veils when they think nobody is looking...
With the constantly increasing height and mobility of college big men, the ref underneath has a chore tantamount to untangling gregarious octopi. "The referee on the outside is the key to the whole game" explains Hannon. "He has the best picture. He's the bailout...