Word: basinger
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Finally, New York Times reporter Seymour Hersch has taken a fairly balanced view of the incident, basing his conclusions on extensive interviews with U.S., Japanese, and even Soviet officials involved. He concludes that the event was caused largely by misunderstanding, miscalculation and stupidity.
Offutt said that both he and currentUndergraduate Council Chairman Richard S. Eisert'88 would favor basing the jurisdiction of eachbody on the clarity of the facts in a case.
Basing jurisdiction on that criterion wouldallow cases stemming from plagiarism or relativelymundane infractions of academic rules to go beforethe Ad Boards while sending cases such as thoseinvolving harassment to the new group, FacultyCouncil members said.
"At present, SDI is a theoretical dream." Rusk is concerned that the Soviets may not realize just how theoretical SDI is, and that they are basing their bottom-line position on fears of a system that, he believes, could not exist within the next decade. "The Soviets are afraid of...
Most of the Secretary's address was confined to the kind of ethnocentric blather that we have come to expect from this Administration. Bennett called for a return to fundamentals in education and basing classes on the core values of Western civilization. The Secretary also harped on the importance of...