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Currently undergoing a transformation from a bagel shop to a grill, the Lowell House grill celebrated its grand opening on November 22. The grill manager, Philip J. Brittan '88, was hired by the House Committee for $60 a week...
...entrepreneurial spirit was raging within me," Brittan says. "It's been very stimulating so far. There is nothing regular about setting up a grill...
...going to try and create a certain atmospere that makers it a nice place to go and socialize--something with character, rather than just another food shop," Brittan says...
...ruling by the Strasbourg-based court is not legally enforceable, but British Home Secretary Leon Brittan promised that the immigration law would be changed. The government had argued that the law was useful in controlling the influx of immigrant workers during a period of high domestic unemployment. The court's finding could affect as many as 2,000 couples a year. The women who brought the suit are Arcely Cabales from the Philippines, Sohair Balkandali from Egypt and Nargis Abdulaziz from Malawi. Ironically, they will not be affected: in the four years since their legal action got under way, they...
BRITAIN. Samuel Brittan expects an increase in growth from last year's 1.5% to 3.5% in 1985. British coal miners have now been on strike for eleven months, but he says that is having a minor effect on the economy because there have been no fuel shortages and workers are drifting back to the pits. He expects inflation to fall from 4.8% in 1984 to 4.5%. In Brittan's view, the government of Margaret Thatcher is quietly "giving the modest stimulus to the economy that some of its critics are asking for." In fact, bank credit has been growing faster...