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...failure, thus heeding his message that an improved economy will require patience. Some nine months after taking office, Reagan's popularity remains high. While the public's perceptions of his competence in managing the economy, in handling foreign affairs and in providing strong leadership at home and abroad have eroded just slightly in the past four months, the figures remain strongly positive for the President...
...here are aspiring actresses—in other words, waitresses. Just yesterday at dinner, a group of girls applauded their friend for finally quitting her menial day job in order to devote her entire day to searching for gigs. Then there are the fashionistas, most of whom are from abroad and have flocked to Fifth Avenue. They compliment each other’s outfits in accented, broken English...
...panel, which also included the University of Baghdad’s deans of science and engineering, said that the problem was as much intellectual as infrastructural. Saddam-era embargoes restricted the flow of both foreign technology and information into Iraq, while professors were barred from attending academic conferences abroad...
...biology concentrator with a 3.8 GPA, Gilligan was not only a dedicated student but also had near-perfect MCAT scores and was planning to apply to the nation’s best medical schools after traveling abroad on an Eliot House Finley fellowship...
Students who hope to study abroad in Tel Aviv, Manila, or Abuja may get their wishes this fall, when a nine-person ad hoc committee considers whether the College should scrap its current study abroad policy, which bans travel to all 29 countries on the State Department’s “Travel Warning” list...