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There is something irresistible about Oxford, despite the radical decentralization of the university and subsequent bankruptcy of several colleges and student resources, the poorly-veiled hostility of libraries, and the continual stomping-down of student inititative (last year's annual college report began euphemistically: "A spirit of cooperation has begun...
"If you only fly two missions a decade and you lose one of those two spacecraft," says NASA Administrator Daniel Goldin, "you're set back for a decade. By breaking the mission into smaller parts and spreading it out, you have a continual return of science."
"Since our 50th reunion is coming up, I've started to think about the fact that 50 years have passed," Niebuhr says. "I don't mean to sound smug, but I don't think that I could have chanced into a better life than teaching here.... It is continual intellectual...
The Office for Civil Rights within the Department of Education is responsible for enforcing Title IX, and it has established three criteria for compliance: 1) a close correlation between the percentage of female athletes and the percentage of female students; 2) continual progress in the expansion of women's sports...
The Administration deserves much applause for its efforts in the past five years, but to leave it at that would beckon, as Rudenstine wrote in his Feb. 11 letter, "complacency or self-satisfaction." The President concluded his letter with the following inspiring statement: "Continued progress will depend on...ensuring that...