Word: accomplishing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...trial vote concerning "Harvard's financial ties to the South African government." I hope that the Harvard-Radcliffe Student Assembly will become an activist organization through which all students can work to effect real changes on campus. Accurate and detailed information is needed in order to accomplish this goal. I urge students to attend Sunday's meeting to see first-hand what we are doing, and join us in the struggle for student power at Harvard. David A. Curtis...
Just what the plan does accomplish, or intends to accomplish, is the major point of dispute. Krause says, "We have a game that's great and we want to keep it that way." But many NCAA members doubt the restructuring plan will help that greatness...
...DIDN'T WORK because Duryea so successfully developed a schizophrenic image. With the conservative upstate vote relatively safe, if only by virtue of party orthodoxy, he has managed to do what no conservative Republican has been able to accomplish in 30 years--impress the city voters. Most of this success, granted, is traceable to Carey's singular inability to make a favorable personal impression on anyone outside the range of third cousin: with a Dukakis-like reputation for brusqueness and tactlessness, Carey simply doesn't score many points with the casual voter or party worker. Despite his impressive accomplishments--lobbying...
...standing army). But the days of Jefferson and Jackson were long over and the once infant country now grappled with the more complex issues of corporate dominance and the contradictions of capitalism. Radical faddism for all its short term benefits served more to fuel the conservative backlash than accomplish any real change...
Gail, 35, is a brisk woman. Commuting from Haverhill, Mass, leaves her only six hours a day in Cambridge in which to accomplish all Harvard-related chores. Married at 19, she was divorced two years ago. "I had a 16-year marriage. I think the tensions associated with this particular experience made it just the straw that broke the camel's back...