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...ensure than any person, male or female, undertaking this sort of project be fully aware of possible problems and of appropriate measures of recourse. Every year, students do encounter a variety of emotionally trying and physically hazardous situations, and in a few unfortunate instances, they have been unable to cope. Unwillingness to acknowledge possible problems suggests to us that a student has not fully researched the project. In view of the intense competition for fellowships, it would be unfair to give a student the benefit of the doubt...
...group, the released hostages defied those scary predictions by academics and long-distance psychiatrists that they would return as deeply troubled individuals, reliving their 444 days in captivity in recurring nightmares and struggling to cope with interrupted marriages and the demands of normal life. Most of the returnees and their families had resented all this gloomy guessing; some also resented the State Department's continued concern about their mental readjustment. "I feel they're watching us so we can be the subject of a paper," complained Army Sergeant Donald Hohman, of West Sacramento, Calif...
...most effective way to cope with the Soviet threat is to form an international united front with five sides. China, the United States, Western Europe, Japan, and the other Third World countries must unite and take the struggle as a common task, world peace can be preserved...
...holdings in companies involved with South Africa several years ago, one of a handful of educational institutions to do so.) The driving force behind student militancy this year was self-preservation. Students sought to shield their academic interests from the budget ax, as the MSU administration struggled to cope with a budget deficit that was out of control...
...months. China, the world's most populous nation, is suffering from the worst-and least publicized-series of natural disasters since its 1976 Tangshan earthquake. Some 20 million people in two widely separated regions of the country are living on meager government-supplied cereal rations as they cope with the twin catastrophes of flood and drought. For the first time in its 31-year history, the Chinese Communist regime has been forced to issue a circumspect appeal for large-scale international aid. So extraordinary is the request, and so explosive its implications, that both Chinese and United Nations officials...