Word: closedness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Since the Communist victory last year, an estimated 500,000 to 600,000 people-one-tenth of Cambodia's population-have died from political reprisals, disease or starvation. After the Khmer Rouge takeover, the authorities ordered a shocking forced march of 25,000 patients from their Phnom-Penh hospital...
During the basketball season, the IAB inevitably offers near-banking hours for the non-intercollegiate athlete. Often the gym is only open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., hardly prime time for the basketball devotee who somehow along the line misscheduled his courses so that his classes fall into that...
Both Faculty Federation and Rosenthal filed grievances in July 1975 with the Board of Trustees of the Massachusetts State College system. The board rejected these grievances as well as requests for either an open hearing or submission of the dispute to binding arbitration. In so doing, the Board maintained that...
Twenty years ago, Ernst was still a minority taste (a large minority, it is true). But when he died last week in Paris, one day short of his 85th birthday, a chapter in the history of modern culture closed. Ernst was our century's incarnation of Hermes, the agile...
After about twenty minutes, the ground crew sent a cart out to retrieve Carter, and the entire bullpen left the bench to see the fallen Expo for themselves. Carter lay on the flat back of the cart and a towel was wrapped around his face. Twenty-five minutes after arriving...