Word: chancellor
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Many Americans are falling back on a devil theory of sorts, or at least some sinister force, to explain the nation's problems, or simply personalizing problems with a vengeance. Vanderbilt Chancellor Alexander Heard notes: "Devils are being found in the oil companies, the presidency and others to whom blame can be assigned...
...brick buildings; the chemistry and biology labs rival those Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the fancy new sqush courts simply outclass their counterparts at Harvard. Futuristic steel and glass catwalks with spectacular views of Dorchester Bay colleges, a science center, library and administration building. Says Carlo Luigi Golin0,61, chancellor of the new Boston campus- and an Italian immigrant who got his own undergraduate education at New York's City College, "Just because this is an institution for poor kids does not mean that its not be as good as those places across the [Charles] river...
University of Massachusetts President Robert Wood and Chancellor Go- lino are pressing equally hard to keep public tuition down and construction funds up. Golino scoffs at the contention that spaces for 20,000 students are going begging in private institutions: "Spaces? Where? In what specialty? Places in a curriculum are not like seats in a theater." Wood points to his experimental College of Public and Community Service-which is developing individual training programs for professionals in public service agencies-as the kind of pioneering project that private institutions cannot easily match
...followed closely by Italian Foreign Minister Aldo Moro, who jetted to Egypt, Kuwait, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Abu Dhabi to guarantee supplies for Italy. In St. Moritz, the Shah of Iran took time between ski runs to listen to oil requests from German Economics Minister Hans Friderichs and British Chancellor of the Exchequer Anthony Barber...
...wrote about Willy Brandt: "It is almost inconceivable that he would not be elected President of Europe against any competition." Brandt had just won a decisive re-election victory, and his Social Democrats were widely expected to stay in power for another decade at least. Today the West German Chancellor clearly finds his job so frustrating that he would welcome a way to renounce it with grace...