Word: freds
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ROSOVSKY and his staff have said it is too early to predict where cuts will fall and how they will affect undergrads. Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57 has promised that essential teaching, security and maintenance will not be squeezed by the upcoming crunch. But with liberal definitions and wide administration powers for budget cuts, students must be wary of any process where they are not included. From shuttle bus service to library hours to student center appropriations, the small reductions can mean a large impact for undergraduate and graduate concerns...
Treptow said she plans to file a letter of complaint--signed by her teammates--with Fred Shoch, the director of the regatta. She also said she will send copies of the letter to women's crew teams at other colleges, asking them to voice their complaints as well...
Starr complained to the Harvard police, Dean of Freshmen Henry C. Moses and Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57. But those were the days before the new alcohol policy, and his requests went unheeded...
...opposed the deficit package. When Pennsylvania Congressman Bill Goodling objected, saying, "I know George Bush, and he would never do anything like that," Sununu snapped back, "George Bush is a much nicer guy than I am." (Goodling voted for the plan.) At a session the next day, Michigan Congressman Fred Upton explained that he would vote against the plan because it was "a rotten deal." Erupted Sununu: "What are you smoking?" (Upton voted...
Watching Henry & June, though, the moviegoer wonders at the controversy. One might expect sexual fireworks aplenty in the literary love story of Henry Miller (Fred Ward) and Anais Nin (Maria de Medeiros), two residents of the sex-as-art pantheon, and their put-upon spouses (Uma Thurman and Richard E. Grant). But Kaufman is a gent who dreams, ever so fastidiously, about nymphs and satyrs. And here he cannot find the moviemaking skill to suit his fine passion. His actors look stranded; with the exception of the tremulous, bewitching De Medeiros, they indulge in huff and bluster...