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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...year. "I think that probably within one year we'll have some small part of it available," says a UT library official. "In my mind, Harvard's is the example of how it should be done--you build up your database first and get all holdings into a sensible format like the Distributable Union Catalogue, and then you figure out how to make it accessible...
Koppel says that the format and subjects discussed on "Nightline" are appropriate for television because. "Television is the bazaar in which we do our shopping." "It's the place that causes us to make up our mind on everything from jockey shorts to president," he adds...
...that's true," answers the stranger. "But taken in a historical context, three Olympiads marred by political disputes isn't such a grave development. History goes in cycles it has been said. In 1936, Hitler's regime processed the Munich Games into a format which only exposed his propaganda globally. And World War II prevented the sponsoring of the Games in 1940 and 1944. But, from 1948 until 1972 the Olympics had succeeded in allowing nations temporarily to ignore their political vitality. True, the 1968 and '72 Games had their political incidents, but neither of them signaled the inability...
...program, to be aired during prime time on a show similar in format to "60 Minutes," will focus on student and House life. Academically "the main thing you realize here is students are much freer to choose what they want. They have much more freedom to study what they want and they have their own opinions," said TVE's chief U.S. news correspondent. Ross M. Calaf...
...publishing manager Fishbein--sees the guide's relatively structured format as a check to overly biased evaluations. The researcher's only opportunity to editorialize is in each section's short introduction. Otherwise, they must conform to the standard, concise division of accommodations, restaurants, sights, and entertainment...