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...paradox. Bearing a black banner and badges proclaiming PLUS JAMAIS CA (Never Again), some 125,000 students, parents and union members marched through the boulevards of Paris last week in memory of Malik Oussekine, a 22-year-old student who had been killed several days earlier in a violent clash with police. Though the overall tone of the procession was somber and defiant, at one point a celebratory cry rang out: "We have...
What lies behind the decade-and-a-half of no-arrest policy is the violent clash of police and student protesters occupying University Hall in 1969. That image haunts the administration--and reminds us of the responsibility of the community and the administration to prevent dissent from becoming violence...
...Hodel approves the plan, as is expected, it will go before Congress, where supporters of the two interest groups will clash in earnest. "It is an enormous land-use decision," says Fish and Wildlife Spokesman Phil Million. "At stake is the largest remaining U.S. reserve of oil (and) a fragile ecosystem. The issue will be the environmental battle of the late...
Despite the clash of personalities and corporate cultures, it seems unlikely that GM could easily untangle itself from EDS. When the two firms merged EDS took control of all of GM's computer operations, including its mainframe computers, thousands of individual terminals and 10,000 data- processing employees. Systems engineers from EDS now provide the software that runs manufacturing robots in GM plants. EDS computers do everything from processing GM's payroll checks to printing the price stickers for its new cars. If Chairman Smith even briefly entertained notions of dumping Perot, he may simply have been engaging in wishful...
Today's Harvard-Yale varsity clash will grab all the attention, but the two schools' freshman teams battled it out yesterday on mudsoaked turf at Soldiers Field...