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Epps acknowledged that clubs have begun to employ the bonded bartenders, and said College administrators are considering deploying Harvard police around the clubs for student protection...
...Crimson publishes an affirmative-action plan submitted by the University to the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare in February. The plan commits Harvard to employ only a slightly higher number of women and minorities, but predicts an increase in the percentage of women and minorities due to an anticipated drop in overall employment...
...effects of five different types of digital cell phones on a focus group of 980 pacemaker users. Noticeable interference in the pacing mechanism was detected 20 percent of the time, with potentially serious disruptions occurring in 6.6 percent of the cases. Despite their inferior communications performance, older phones, which employ an analog signal, caused relatively little interference with the pacemakers. Experts caution that further research is needed to determine how significant the cell phone risk...
...will employ a specialist to assist faculty in gearing their curricula to the new technology...
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Trying to put a more positive spin on his promise to place welfare recipients into jobs, President Clinton announced a new initiative to employ 10,000 such workers in the government. While the President takes credit for reducing welfare rolls by 20 percent over the past four years, union leaders have been expressing concern that many of those welfare workers are taking jobs away from low-income union workers, and applauded the new proposal to meet the welfare goals by placing the workers in federal jobs. "The devil is in the details, and we'll look...