Word: startingly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...Daily Spectator predicted in an editorial that "Under President Sovern's hand, Columbia will prosper." The newspaper added that, "It feels good to be proud of the university in this the start...
...that was only the beginning. From 2,323 persons in 1810, the city grew to 8,409 in 1840. And then, suddenly, population growth mushroomed. A 48-per-cent increase in just five years, to 12,490 in 1845, was only the start; by 1900, the total had doubled three times, and 100,000 lived in Cambridge...
North Cambridge, though it didn't grow as fast as the neighborhoods to the east, got its start in the 1830s when a cattle market settled there, soon spawning a stockyard, inns, taverns, and even a racetrack. Water shortages prevented much native industry from springing up, except for brickmaking concerns, which benefited from the clay in the soil...
...have a signed contract, then we don't want to start bargaining again," Robert Healy, assistant city manager, said yesterday. "If the state tells us to go back to the table, then we will," he added...
...target of offering 80 to 100 courses a year, and Dean Rosovsky was ecstatic. "Under the circumstances I find it quite remarkable that we have been able to come up with the array of courses we are prepared to offer next year. I personally think it is an impressive start, and it is certainly a tribute to the willingness of the Faculty to face the challenge of the new Core Program, "Rosovsky wrote in his May 1979 report on the curriculum he had conceived...