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...business as politically sensitive as oil. Indeed, Anderson has announced plans for an "international advisory council" of leading businessmen, politicians and educators to assist the paper's board of directors. "Great corporate enterprises need to do things that make their presence known," explains Cater. "In the broadest sense, public relations is involved...
...upon heroine of Carrie, Brian De Palma's nightmare chiller about a young girl with telekinetic powers. For a little change of pace, she shows up as a topless housekeeper and part-time hooker in Welcome to L.A. (TIME, Nov. 22), winning the broadest laughs in a hard-edged social satire directed by Newcomer Alan Rudolph. Says Robert Altman, who produced Welcome to L.A. and proceeded to star Spacek in his own, just completed Three Women: "She's remarkable, one of the top actresses I've ever worked with. Her resources are like a deep well." Says...
...order to build the struggle, organization was necessary. Thus, the Task Force on Affirmative Action (TFAA) was constituted as a coalition to lead this struggle. The TFAA has to go down in Harvard's history as one of the broadest coalitions ever created. The TFAA was able to successfully mobilize the support of at least thirteen organizations, including students, workers, women's and minorities' groups. But the influence of the TFAA did not stop with the member organizations. It was also able to gather direct and indirect support from faculty, as well as other struggles (i.e., the Afro-American Studies...
Reagan then decided to break tradition and disclose his choice before the convention. His announcement last Monday described his compatibility with Schweiker in the broadest of generalities. Both believe, he said "in a strong America able to preserve the freedom of its people." He added that Schweiker "has not become a captive of what I call the Washington buddy system." In sum, he blandly and incorrectly implied that they had few differences. Reagan did not make the almost mandatory claim that he had selected the best man to take over the presidency if necessary...
...type of program into secondary schools beginning in 1977. As Stanford Education Professor Michael Kirst says, "The general climate of opinion about E.C.E. is positive." Indeed, according to John Pincus, a Rand Corp. analyst and professed skeptic on educational reform, the California effort has the potential of becoming "the broadest reform in public education since the introduction of the comprehensive high school 75 years...