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While Rosovsky said he wants to increase faculty-student contact he did not make any specific proposals and said he does not believe in taking faculty away from research to devote more time to teaching. He said, "I do not believe in choosing between researchers and teachers."
Drifting without an identity of her own, Tolstoy fell prey to the nemesis of sexist marriage. The holy imperative to devote one's soul to another human being whose primary devotion is to work brought possessiveness, analysis, self-reproach and despair. As if this weren't enough, Tolstoy's perceptiveness...
Arafat, 44, was born in Jerusalem, the son of a textile merchant. He was a member of one of the city's best-known clans, the Husseinis, and a distant relative of the Grand Mufti, the Moslem spiritual leader who led the first revolt against the British mandate. As a...
The Administration has spent all fall--not to mention much of last spring--lobbying with educators and legislators to preserve the sanctity of its confidential files. Surely it can devote equal time to a more important issue--ensuring that progress toward a fully integrated society is not halted in midstride...
The Times analysis, by Reporter David Shaw, was a highly unusual enterprise. The article started at the top of Page One and took up two inside pages -far more space than dailies ever devote to press criticism. Further, Shaw treated the Times with no more or less generosity than the...