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Eventually the renovations and construction will encompass much of what Parsons calls the "FAS are," with the Science Center and Memorial Hall occupying the central, focal portion...
...student involvement in the war increased and military service groups grew to encompass a majority of the student population, the publication became semiweekly and replaced The Crimson altogether...
...postponements do not seem to have brought the Administration much closer to its goals. Eager to hold down costs, Hillary, Magaziner and allies have been talking about broadening the plan still further, to encompass health payments for auto-accident and workplace injuries and to have people stay enrolled in the program rather than switch to Medicare as they turn 65. The aim would be to reduce costs by avoiding duplication. But even if that happened, the government would have to find a way of capturing from patients and insurance companies the money saved, so that it could finance extension...
What do the Ku Klux Klan and the Boy Scouts have in common? Not much. But recently, the fight against discrimination--once targeted at obvious villians such as the Klan and the American Nazi Party--has broadened to encompass such symbols of Americans as the Boy Scouts, the Army and the St. Patrick's Day Parade...
Harvard's race relations bureaucracy has a lot of problems, but one tops the list: The Foundation has no clear sense of its own mandate. Is race limited to ethnicity? Or are this organization's programs supposed to encompass all marginalized views--including those of gays and, in some instances, women...