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Outgoing GSA president Benjamin H. Schatz '81 said yesterday he thinks Yedinsky's election will "broaden our appeal and attract new members--it will get rid of the common misconception that the GSA is all male...
...contrast to Culver's stormy stumping, the tall, lanky, rather disheveled Grassley took a low-keyed approach. At his best with small groups, he supported standard conservative positions. In the final weeks of the campaign, he made an effort to broaden his appeal by touring-the state with Robert Ray, Iowa's popular and moderate Republican Governor...
Grove's musical idols were Beethoven, Schumann, Schubert and Mendelssohn. But his dictionary mirrored his national biases. Early editions contained the names of English composers and musicians of negligible influence. Though subsequent updatings sought to broaden the work's scope, a major revision was not attempted until the nine-volume fifth edition of Grove's in 1954. However, Grove's was still dominated by the tastes of a single editor, on that occasion, the late English critic Eric Blom...
Although dedicated to soccer, John's interests continue to broaden. The Economics concentrator plans to study law eventually. First, though, he will take a couple of years off to travel or return to his favorite recreations, hiking and sailing. Living under the philosophy, "You can't beat the West," Duggan has taken full advantage of the region's resources. He began sailing at the age of five on his father's homemade 19-foot Lightning in Puget Sound and dreams about owning a 45-footer someday...
Thompson said she would favor modifying the old Rice curriculum. "I wouldn't go as far as Harvard did in developing only new courses, but I would broaden the choice," she said...