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...price break to American consumers. Lower prices, they agree, will lead to higher consumption, so that OPEC would, in Safire's words, "be back in the saddle again." Instead, says the Times, we should "build on the exporters' current weakness" with an oil import tax. Safire and Buckley enthusiastically concur, arguing for a tax to "smash the price fixers and supply-controllers," and to "tear OPEC apart." An oil import tax, these foes of Big Oil contend, would keep domestic prices high, thus maintaining present trends towards conservation and increased domestic production. This would, in turn, enable...
...controversy "couldn't have come at a worse time" during the search process, says David Mitten. Loeb Professor of Classical Art and Archaeology. "It was very damaging and disheartening." But Mitten believes the unhealthy repercussions have worn off, and many other prominent museum officials concur. Richard Oldenberg '54, the director of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, believes the events of last spring "haven't hurt the Fogg's reputation...
Although most of Harvard's graduates students plan to remain in academics, the majority concur with Gilbert's statement that biotechnology is a phase in developing an "industry out of science" Gilbert adds that in biotechnology is a phase in developing an "industry out of science" Gilbert adds that in biology today--as in other fields at other times--industry is taking "science out of what is an ivory lower and showing it has serious application in the world and a serious impact on society...
...both pleased and dissatisfied. Pleased because members of ALLSA had the good sense to exercise their right in a free society and at one of America's finest universities to ignore the ill-considered pressure from their Jewish peers and to hear any speaker they like. Pleased because I concur with Prof. Alan Dershowitz's remark that a PLO official has the full right of free speech at Harvard just as those opposing him have the full right to express opposition...
...WHILE WE CONCUR with the majority's objections to the belligerent cold-war rhetoric of the President's "Caribbean initiative," we reject its suggestion that Reagan's economical aid package offers new hope to the people of that region...