Word: broader
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...large measure, the ICC failure reflects the broader impotence of the Geneva Conference itself. UN observation teams may not be able to force compliance, but the UN at least provides a standing forum which maximizes the impact of their reports and can react with powerful resolutions during crises. In the isolated cases when the ICC gets off a report, the Conference provides no such amplifier...
...BDRG Is Broader...
...dispute over the most effective use of the draft as an organizing tool is nationwide. In Boston, the broader approach is embodied in the Boston Draft Resistance Group (BDRG). The Resistance wants persons to dissociate themselves from the Selective Service; BDRG just wants them to avoid...
...gauge. Outmoded and inadequate, it does not come close to measuring the total market or its most dynamic companies, even though it has an exaggerated influence over the market's mood. It closed last week at 864-just about where it was three years ago. The better, broader Standard & Poor index of 500 of the 1,255 common stocks on the New York Exchange rose 20% last year, and even that figure tells only a modest part of the story. Shares on the American Exchange jumped 82% in 1967, and the Standard & Poor average of 20 low-priced issues...
...they have received a better, broader education, many journalism students now set their sights on careers in other fields. Enrollment at 118 major U.S. journalism schools has more than doubled over the past nine years to 24,445; yet a declining percentage of graduates go into journalism-less than 45% last year. Careers in business, government, public relations or advertising offer better salaries as a rule and more promising future prospects. As Bob McVea, a Northwestern journalism student who plans to join a newspaper, puts it: "You have to be dedicated to pauperism...