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Hamill also pointed out that 40 to 30 per cent of students cheat more or less in their studies...
...have doctorates, and one-third of its seniors go on to graduate school. In the past five years, four Clarke girls won Woodrow Wilson fellowships and two received Fulbrights. Yet for all but a few students, the future means marriage and a family. "If women are not to cheat themselves," warns Sister Mary Benedict, "they must learn to use leisure so that it will produce self-growth, self-deepening, self-discipline...
...batting (.248), ninth in home runs (86). Lopez has taught them that weak hitters should be choosy swingers-and so they lead the league in walks. The Sox are also opportunists: 39 of their 75 victories have been decided by two runs or less. "We steal a run, we cheat a run, we beg or borrow a run," says Lopez...
...National Assembly, Boyd was among the losers, failing to retain the Deputy's seat that he had held in addition to his diplomat's job. Panama's daily La Hora ran an editorial taunting him on his poor showing, adding that even his effort to cheat his way in had flopped. When Boyd saw Escolastico Calvo, editor of La Hora, while driving along a Panama City street, he jammed on his brakes, cutting off Calvo's car, hopped out, and pumped two bullets into his surprised victim before his gun jammed. Then he pistol-whipped away...
Germans found it hard to imagine that a magnate of Goergen's stripe could be involved in fraud, especially since defense contracts represent only 15% of Henschel's business. "It would hardly seem worthwhile for a company as large and important as Henschel to cheat for such a minor sum," said a Bonn corporate lawyer. Many Germans were jarred, too, by the blunt manner of Goergen's arrest and imprisonment, especially since no charge was filed against him. The uneasiness about how he was being treated was heightened last week when he suffered a heart attack...