Word: effectively
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Harvard officials claim that the suggested laws will have little effect on the University since it has always followed a conservative financial policy and has never sought to capitalize on tax loopholes. Cabot, however, warns that careless "sweeping" legislation might be harmful...
...University's investments in stocks are widely split up; there is no corporation that Harvard dominates. A fall in one part of the market is not likely to have a disastrous effect. University oil stocks, while still sound, have fallen somewhat from 1948 highs...
...University must always watch out for public events that will effect the value of their investments. Prior to the 1948 election, the University converted a significant amount of long-term government bonds into short-term government ones. It was felt that the expected Republican administration might not continue to support the price of the long-term bonds...
Rental rates on University housing average $35 monthly. Slight hikes in these prices are also part of the new housing program which will go into effect in September...
When the new rules go into effect as soon as machinery to operate them is provided, permission from proctors will no longer be necessary to have girls in the rooms. Students will sign dates in and out on cards to be deposited in boxes in the halls...