Word: equalling
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Milosevic says his plan requires a partnership between the U.S. and Yugoslavia as overseers to bring the settlement about, a process he describes as "Americanizing the peace," which, given America's reluctance to engage in the region, seems equally unlikely. He first produced the draft of his proposal last March during secret (but White House-sanctioned) meetings with Democratic Congressman Bill Richardson at Karadjordjevo, a presidential hunting lodge in northern Serbia. Richardson had been invited by Milosevic to pass on to Washington an offer of cooperation, but the Congressman was tasked by the Administration to take the occasion to urge...
...will not contribute to Harvard's campaign, nor to future class gifts, until I am convinced of the University's commitment to equal treatment and a safe learning environment for all students and faculty members. I urge all graduate of the University with similar concerns to send their own contributions not to Harvard, but, instead, to Radcliffe College, the one institution within Harvard University which is committed to safeguarding the treatment of women at Harvard. Perhaps with greater support Radcliffe can ensure that Harvard professors intent on abusing their authority will have to find their pray someplace else. Alison Games...
...wealthy elite, but I would respond that those who can afford regular two dollar donations to Phillip Morris et al. should not be crying poverty. And as long as tobacco conglomorates continue shamelessly to target they young, the working class, minorities and women, smoking will remain an equal-opportunity vice...
...hard," Kossek said. "If you engage in anything that symbolizes that your family is equal to or more important than your work it will affect how people view...
...John Paulis in his own way a feminist," saysTIME's John Elsonabout the Vatican's open letter to women in which the Pope apologized for the Church's past treatment. The Pope wrote that there is "anurgent need to achieve real equalityin every area," calling for equal pay, fairness in career advancements andcivil equality.But the Church is not a democracy, John Paul says, and there is still no room in the priesthood for women. The letter, Elson notes, is "entirely consistent with his theme of the dignity of human life. He has expanded his horizons to emphasize the role...