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...century. In the remaining 40 pages, he finally attacks the problems of today, and tries to set up comprehensive guidelines for the future. This rush through the "rise and fall" of children ultimately undermines his own cause, Loiry, a professional political activist, has apparently not yet learned how to channel his abundant energy...
...course of the marathon, which lasted from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m., the dancers guzzled hundreds of gallons of fruit juice, gyrated to a total of nearly 150 songs, appeared on Channel 7's six o'clock news, and raised $9500 for Harvard's House and Neighborhood Development program (HAND...
...RAISES the question of the role of the university. Both the College and the Law School have taken encouraging measures in the past couple of years to show students an alternative direction. The fledgling Public Service Program and the 68-year old Phillips Brooks House combined this fall to channel one-sixth of the undergraduate population into volunteer projects. In December, Law School Dean James Vorenberg '49 unveiled a subsidized loan plan for those foregoing the lucrative summer internships for lower paying jobs. But these programs are by themselves insufficient, because they ignore the fundamental problem of making a living...
Such red ink reflects the overcrowding and the slowdown in revenue growth that have been driving some major firms out of parts of the cable industry. CBS scuttled its CBS Cable cultural channel in September 1982 after just 13 months, and RCA and Rockefeller Center, Inc. folded their Entertainment Channel last year, nine months after it began...
Last year ABC and Westinghouse sold their jointly owned Satellite News Channels for $25 million to Ted Turner's Cable News Network. Two additional firms, Showtime and The Movie Channel, merged last September in hopes of offering stiffer competition to Time Inc.'s Home Box Office, the industry leader...