Word: programing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Dartmouth will be the team to beat in the New Englands. Bougas says. "I think we'll be able to capture the New Englands as a team, because the program has really been improving," she adds...
...School grows, Allison necessarily has lost the ability to remain in close touch with everyone who walks through the polished glass doors on Boylston Street, something he seemed able to do in the program's more intimate days. Somewhere along the line, he has acquired a reputation among some as a distant but diligent manager. The K-School has come quite a ways since the summer of 1969, when a small group of "concerned faculty" patiently ironed out the details of a proposal for a public policy program. In that relatively short (in terms of Harvard) timespan, Allison...
...still keeps two bookmobiles on the road each summer. This summer they distributed some 40,000 books, embracing 800 titles, at a cost of $40,000. The intent is mainly to stir a love of reading in children. According to Rosemary Hurst, coordinator of the Indiana Read-A-Rama program, it works fine. Children heckle teachers to tell "when the readmobile is coming." After a visit, local librarians report an upsurge of business...
...page platform released by Anderson promises "an untraditional program that responds to new challenges in new ways." Among them: a set of tax rewards for businesses and workers that obey wage-price guidelines, and tax penalties for those who break them; exempting newly hired workers and their bosses from Social Security taxes for several months in order to boost employment...
...steps I describe will begin a journey toward a more productive, more competitive and more prosperous American economy." With that promise, Jimmy Carter last week announced his $32.2 billion Economic Renewal Program. Immediately the policy provoked controversy. Asserted Congressman Clarence Brown, the Ohio Republican: "Too little, too late, too political." Complained Murray Weidenbaum, director of Washington University's Center for the Study of American Business: "It provides just the opposite of what the ailing economy needs...