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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Sutton told more than 200 people in the Science Center that the movie depicted well the workers' reluctance to unionize and the company's black-listing, threats of firing, and other acts designed to discourage her and other laborers from organizing Stevens workers...
Project Place grew into this extended role from a drug-counselling center and crash pad in the late '60s. A group of seminarians, including some members of the Harvard Divinity School, opened up their apartment in 1967 for overnight crashing "as a response to all the young people flooding into the city," current Place director Phylis Saindons says. The stream of street people coming in upset the landlords, and the founders of Place were evicted, but the idea had already taken hold. Supported by federal grants, the seminarians relocated in the South End, a few blocks from the current location...
Furthermore, Hartley emphasizes only the positive aspects of Thompson's career. Admittedly, his ascendence to the governor's mansion was a phenomenal success story for a relatively young man (41 years old when elected for his first term in 1976). But Thompson has been the center of controversy since his days as a U.S. attorney...
...report recommends hiring a parent coordinator in each of the city's 14 elementary schools, and establishing a parent center where "information about the schools and the alternatives" will be available...
...people who run the Bonfils, however, are testing themselves and their audience. Center Chairman Seawell, who was a successful Broadway producer (The Great Sebastians with Lunt and Fontanne) before he moved west in the '60s, is already satisfied with Denver's response. "I thought I was building for the future," he says. "The audiences made me realize I was building for the present...