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...people, and it is because we believe these actions to be founded solely on virulent prejudice, ingrained homophobia and manipulative and false campaigning that the Harvard/Radcliffe Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Students Association, in its official capacity as one of the many gay voices on campus, joins with Mayor Sandra Freedman of Tampa, Rep. Sam M. Gibbons of Florida, Gov. Roy Romer of Colorado, Denver Mayor Wellington Webb and Rep. Patricia Schroeder of Colorado in calling for the repeal of Amendment Two and the reinstatement of Florida's anti-discrimination policy...
...payrolls to lower costs and meet increasingly fierce competition from abroad. Now, in a classic Catch-22 situation, U.S. firms are continuing their cutbacks partly because shell-shocked consumers are fearful of losing their jobs and are thus reluctant to spend. "The insecurity keeps everyone in limbo," says Audrey Freedman, president of the Manpower Plus consulting firm. "No matter what the mortgage rate is, people don't want to buy houses, trade up or commit funds. I think we're entering a decade or more in which the standard of living is not going to grow...
...combination of fear, prudence and even trendiness has turned American consumers into chronic stay-at-homes. "This recession has become a state of exhaustion from the delusions of the 1980s," says Audrey Freedman, a management counselor for the Manhattan-based Conference Board. "There is a general public turning away from confidence in government, the private sector and enterprise itself. We're just tired...
...relentless effort to track down the elusive "mystery mailer," a reporter conducted a phone interview with Hildegarde S. Freedman, who runs an introduction service for "distinguished intellectuals and professionals." The conversation was suddenly interrupted by the sound of a phone ringing. A metallic voice could be heard saying the words, "white male, 21, North House...
Some Harvard officials argue that keeping candidates' names secret protects them from embarrassment if they are dropped from consideration. As we have said before, this argument is preposterous. Dartmouth College President James O. Freedman '55 was rejected for the presidency. Wellesley College President Nannerl O. Keohane didn't get the job, either. Neither did Rice University President George E. Rupp. Their reputations have not been destroyed by the snub. They still have managed to hold onto gainful employment...