Word: admited
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Neither side will openly admit that he who strikes first strikes best. But bot believe it. And in this context, Star war takes on critical importance. Because is the United States is ever forces preemptively to knock out the Russian nuclear force, even a half-way decen Star Wars system would go a long was towards cutting down the retaliatory damage we suffer...
...misinterpreting Duluth's status as a big city? It is not a big city, not does it aspire to be. It can only be foolish to compare it with cities such as Boston or Washington D.C. There is a big difference between two million and 100,000 people. Duluthians admit this, but are nonetheless firm in their devotion to a high standard of living. As you admitted somewhat backhandedly, the area does have a symphony, a ballet troupe, a playhouse, and popular concerts. It is the home of three colleges, not one, as you mentioned. These are certainly modest claims...
...slug-the-thugs attitude is evident in the judiciary as well. The U.S. Supreme Court now allows judges to admit illegally seized evidence as long as the police acted "in good faith." The Justices also have weakened the Miranda protections under which suspects must be granted counsel before answering police questions. Since the court's 1976 decision allowing capital punishment, 37 states have resumed executions. Pretrial detention of potentially violent defendants is now permitted in different forms in some 30 states...
...proponents of divestiture, even if they admit the good that American companies are doing in South Africa, claim that divestiture would hardly qualify as a moral statement against apartheid. But the consequences of divestiture would hardly qualify as a moral victors increase in non white unemployment and an end to the effort of American companies to improve the education, health and welfare of South Africa's non whites...
Dean of Admissions and Financial Aids L. Fred Jewett '57 said that the College will continue to be able to admit students on a need blind bases next year and said he doubts the tuition increase will discourage applicants...