Word: progresses
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...cost relocation housing. But the proposal that Harvard set aside several acres of land adjoining the Medical School for residential purposes is likely to have met with reticence on the part of Corporation officials engaged in negotiations with tenants. Although these officials have declined comment on the progress of these negotiations, it is conceivable that they view the "land use" portion of the proposal as highly inimical to their own institutional goals and may be extremely reluctant to approve...
...that match. Penn's Hugh Curry out-lasted Crimson captain John Levin at the top spot 2-6, 6-2, 6-4-the only individual contest to exceed straight sets. Curry is back again this spring, and although his progress has been interrupted by a pulled hamstring muscle, he could give Harvard's Bill Washauer the toughest battle the Crimson junior has had alf spring...
...waste products are a fact of life we have to recognize. " says Dr. Lee A. DuBridge, Nixon's science advisor. " Clearly, the U. S. will be producing more waste in the future-not less. " DuBridge, like many others within the Nixon Administration, is assuming a growth economy, where progress is determined by the amount of garbage produced by a society...
...pushes its way over other peoples so that its inhabitants can enjoy a higher and higher standard of living. Per capita consumption of commodities and services in the U. S. continues to rise. Billions of dollars are required to halt the continuing decay of a nation where a gutting progress is its most important product. The billions of dollars of anti-pollution funds would be reinvested to re-invigorate the American economy, making its oppressions all the more efficient...
...crew made steady progress: it just takes a while to adjust to new conditions and a bigger boat." Horn said...