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...original aim of the study begun in 1974 was to analyze the long-term health effects of oral contraceptives, smoking, and hair dyes on women. In 1979 the scientists expanded research to include studies of how day-to-day diet affects the likelihood of chronic disease, particularly cancer...
...RECENT CONFUSION surrounding the exclusion of hundreds of would-be art enthusiasts from Literature and Arts B-16, fondly known as "Spots and Dots," has highlighted the chronic problem of overcrowding in popular courses, a problem which has increasingly haunted the Core. Once classrooms are juggled and extra section leaders hired at the beginning of each semester, there always remain several classes that are still simply too popular for their own good...
...budget of more than $4 million brought some rewards: audiences began giving the star standing ovations. Still, there were prestidigitations beyond even Henning's capacity: he could not hold back the press. Last week the New York Times and Daily News, weary of the chronic postponements of a formal opening night, decided to review Merlin two weeks before Feb. 13, the latest scheduled official premiere. The producers complained. True, Merlin had been trying out in New York City since Dec. 10, but only because the show was too complicated to take out of town. Repairs were still going on. Demanded...
...meetings, teach-ins, lectures, articles, letters to newspapers, people have expressed their alarm over the course of events in this summer of 1982. They have expressed a basic and fundamental right to know what is at the root of problems that appear to be endemic to the region and chronic to relations between Israel and the Palestinians. This nationwide opening has charged the nature of the discussion of the Middle East. It has become possible to deal with the Israeli Palestinian conflict as a national conflict involving state power and not simply a conflict mystified in apolitical terms that preclude...
...civil rights leaders made mistakes in the past and are still making some today, blame for the job and skills crisis plaguing perhaps 35 percent of Blacks belongs one place only--at the feet of America's economic and political elite who lack the moral vision to confront the chronic unemployment of Blacks in post-industrial capitalism. It's curious to me that so-called "radical activist" Kenyatta fails to grasp this...