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...computer society also runs the Valentine's Day Datamatch program, in which students fill out surveys and receive a list of members of the same or opposite sex who most closely match their answer choices...
That's a sentiment echoed in the U.S. by postdenominational Protestantism, a religious movement that links thousands of U.S. churches in informal networks outside the boundaries of mainline Protestant or evangelical denominations. The churches fill their services with rock 'n' roll, recovery counseling and a nonjudgmental approach to a wide range of life-styles. The movement has been making increasing use of computer communications technologies. Says University of Southern California sociologist Donald Miller, who has followed the rapid growth of postdenominational churches: "There's definitely a congruence between these technologies and the outlook of these churches...
...well, ladies, we have passed another milestone. On December 5, President Clinton announced the appointment of U.N. Ambassador Madeleine Albright as Secretary of State, marking the first time in U.S. history a woman has been chosen to fill this position. The State Department is the head of the U.S. foreign affairs team, which formulates, represents and implements the President's foreign policies. The Secretary of State is the highest ranking member of the department. That is, a woman today stands on one of the top rungs of the foreign policymaking ladder. If Albright had been born...
...geopolitics, missiles, terrorism and embargoes, a woman's voice can be heard and her touch felt. And yes, she will be bringing her womanhood with her--for as she said as she bid farewell to past Secretary of State Warren Christopher, "I can only hope that my heels can fill your shoes...
...feels the city council is playing dirty in their procedures. Most notably, he was scheduled to speak against the ordinance at an open town meeting on Nov.4. But when he arrived with enough supporters to fill the meeting room, and several television stations showed up to cover the proceedings, the council suddenly decided to close the meeting and continued on to speak against Miller in private. But Miller expects another open meeting to be scheduled in the near future and says the council, which could pass the ordinance now, will probably wait until after that meeting to enact the regulations...