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Sanks says he is particularly concerned about the impact of AIDS on "a lot of gay people who have not yet come out of the closet." Other campus leaders concur with Sanks, citing a reluctance in some undergraduates to take steps toward becoming "openly gay" because of the AIDS stereotype...
...Louis, to the edification of all Missouri. Others blamed the capricious officiating on the union's system of rotating umpires, many of whom are perfectly shaped for rotating, rather than appointing the most competent men to the most critical games. Even a number of the umpires seemed to concur with this. Of course, a cry has gone out again for incorporating replay technology into the sport, leaving the toughest decisions to "the man upstairs," as football's Tex Schramm solemnly refers to the fellow in the press box with the videocassette recorder...
...black life is frequently brilliant and shrewd. Yet his analysis has also been, on occasion, intemperate in tone and mistaken in judgment. In our view, however, his rich insights are unquestionably worth the accompanying imperfections. For example in the recent series of exchanges with black students we tend to concur with much of the substance of his critique. It is true that many black students do not intelligently utilize Harvard's extraordinary resources and its cosmopolitan environment. It is also indisputably true that much of the intragroup fraternizing is not generally very productive. These criticisms are entirely reasonable. There...
Students generally concur "In order for the section to work, you have professors that want to make it work." says a student...
After trying to determine the content of these criteria, I must concur with the conclusion reached last year by Undergraduate Council Chairman Brian R. Melendez '86, who conducted extensive research on this same question, the "These criteria may exist on paper, but certainly not in practice...