Word: direct
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...purpose of the tuition increase is to move tuition towards covering MBA faculty expenses and other direct MBA expenses. Such action is necessary to maintain a financially viable MBA program," Fouraker said yesterday...
...opportunity to earn a dollar in a factory," summarized Washington, "is worth infinitely more to the Negro than the opportunity to spend a dollar in an opera house." Jack Johnson's reply to these sentiments, as recorded by Negro writer Robert DeCoy, was direct and succinct...
Organizing Committee-member Robert Pearlman said, "We would consider any increase in rents a direct attack on the CTOC. There is no reason for any increase and there are many reasons for a decrease...
...speech was never publicly confirmed, but it was later circulated to party committees throughout the Soviet Union and deliberately leaked to the Western press. Says Khrushchev, wryly referring to the man who directed the CIA at the time: "I remember when journalists would ask me, 'What can you tell us about this speech?' I used to say they'd have to direct their questions to Mr. [Allen] Dulles...
...favorite arranger, Paul Buckmaster, 24, whose deft classical touches-sweeping strings and poignant little solos by oboe and harp, for example-lend both drama and restraint to John's big beat. The first album is already in Billboard's top 25. Tumbleweed, earthier and more direct, ought to be one of the big hits of 1971. John's first U.S. tour-last week he all but filled the Tyrone Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis and two weeks ago jammed Manhattan's Fillmore East four times in two nights-shows off a natural stage presence and timing worthy...