Word: outgrowth
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Simmons said that her experiences at Hampshire College have taught her much about education. "[Hampshire's] stress on creativity and its multi-disciplinary approach to education overlaps the interests of the MacArthur Foundation," Simmons said. "This change provides me with a wonderful opportunity--it is an outgrowth of my career at Hampshire...
...stories she heard will serve as guidance about what to do -- and what not to do. But then Hallanan also has a role model closer to home: her mother has owned a real estate firm since 1984. "Many of those I spoke with saw starting a business as an outgrowth of the balancing act that so many of them perform at home, from budgeting the grocery list to planning family vacations," she says. "Being an entrepreneur and a woman can be a 36-hour...
...program was an outgrowth of Henry Kissinger's detente policies in the early 1970s," Fields said. "The goal is to open up interface between the two cultures and open up dialogue" on pressing international issues, he added...
...course catelogue notes that, by focusing on television, movies and rock music, "Popular Entertainment" hopes to address "entertainment as the natural outgrowth of a specific historical and cultural moment...
...aliens seeking to live in the U.S. Immigrants who test positive will be denied residency. For convicts, the tests will be administered on entering the federal prison system and 60 days prior to release. Parole officers will be informed of positive results. The new regulations are the outgrowth of President Reagan's policy speech on AIDS two weeks ago. Less successful is Reagan's call for states to require testing for couples seeking marriage licenses; health officials remain skeptical in such AIDS-afflicted states as New York, New Jersey and California...