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Always approaching Ec 10 in size is Historical Study A-12, taught by a former member of the Carter administration. Dillon Professor of International Affairs Joseph S. Nye Jr., who also directs the Center fore International Affairs, was Carter's deputy undersecretary of state...
During this arduous process, voices of complaint from American women have been weeded out of the text and papal pronouncements brought to the fore. The current draft proclaims sexism to be a sin, in church or society. Dioceses are asked to establish women's commissions. Willingness to treat women as equals is a criterion of fitness for the priesthood. But the text drops previous urgings that the Vatican immediately consider letting women join the order of deacon, thus permitting them to perform many pastoral functions also filled by priests. The text weakens proposals for allowing women preachers and altar girls...
...phone made the car, even the golf course, fair game. In 1984 Airfone Inc., a GTE subsidiary, began installing telephones on airplanes. But their old-fashioned analog circuitry, vulnerable to interference, made many calls sound as if they came from Mars. Moreover, plane phones were usually scarce, located either fore or aft or shared, one to a three-seat complex, leaving travelers a reasonable excuse for staying blissfully out of pocket...
Events of this past year have sensitized Americans more that ever to violence against women in this country. The Anita Hill/Clarence Thomas hearings and the William Kennedy Smith and Mike Tyson rape trials brought concerns for the safety of women in the workplace and in the bedroom to the fore of much public discussion...
...players stepping to the fore include junior Aimee "Killer" Hendrigan, whose left-handed game is a key advantage on the perimeter. Nitardy and Brummond also mentioned junior Lynne Kelley...