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...having institutions such as Harvard and MIT in their midst, if only because the children of professors and graduate students attend the public schools. Although Leib points out that this increases the transient nature of the student body and puts a strain on the schools, most school committee members cite the benefits of having academically oriented and diverse students in the system...
Only a small fraction of House residents use the University's coin-operated word processors and about 75 percent of those do not cite the machines' high cost--$2 per hour--according to a recent survey by the Office for Information Technology...
...says, there has been a noticeable failure in companies' efforts to put Blacks in supervisory positions. Blacks, for instance, represent 63 percent of the signatory companies' workforces, but only .007 percent are in positions in which they supervise whites. It is these statistics that critics of the Sullivan Principles cite when they claim the principles have contributed little to fundamental change in South Africa...
Democrats in national organizations and those in Congressional offices cite the new Democratic "media center"-at which candidates can produce commercials for one-third the cost charged by independent media firms--as a factor in their chances. Republicans have long had such a production facility, and Democrats hope the center will alleviate some of their financial woes...
Those who say that polls influence the electorate rather than simply mirror its attitudes cite three main trends; the bandwagon effect, the underdog effect and the media effect...