Word: springly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Because of media censorship, journalists must be equally careful. During a visit to Cambridge in spring 1979, Robert Cox, former editor-in-chief of the conservative English language newspaper, The Buenos Aires Herald, adamantly said the North American press exaggerated the extent of repression and censorship in Argentina. He contradicted himself six months later when he explained in Time magazine why he and his family chose to defect...
...winner will have about 700 votes," he adds. "Probably there will be no more than 2500 voters who go to the polls, and a few hundred of them, who voted for Anderson last spring, don't realize they won't be able to vote in the primary. There are eight candidates--700 should be more than enough," Bok says...
...indication of MURAG's effect on the banking community came in the spring. The Merchant Bank of Boston--which was hoping to buy a branch, asked MURAG to agree not to file a complaint with the banking board. In return, the bank would sign an agreement to improve its community investment policies...
...Government Department will move Government 118 to the spring semester, Reischauer said, adding that even if he does not return, Kent E. Calder, lecturer on Government, and Terry E. MacDougall, associate professor of Government, will offer the course...
...will be hurt by the strike. The networks will not lose money, since advertisers "buy" seasons as well as individual shows, and the fall is a season of high viewership. Nor will the advertisers lose out; if the ratings plunge on reruns they will be compensated by next spring, when original programs are still running...