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Easing the requirements would make first-years feel freer to take a freshman seminar, said Dean of Undergraduate Education Susan G. Pedersen ’81-’82, who proposed the measure. The Faculty has drastically increased seminar offerings in the past year, and eliminating a Core requirement would encourage more students to take advantage of the program, she said...
...biological forms, Winters seems perhaps less familiar with the concept of information space than is necessary to represent it. Along the same lines but more successful are his paintings, on view elsewhere in the permanent collection of the Met, which take the same subject matter to a larger, freer plane...
...golden guy--as opposed to being nominated--shortens life expectancy by 3.6 years. Last spring the same researchers found that actors who win live 3.9 years longer. Why the plot twist? Success seems to kill screenwriters because, unlike actors, they needn't worry about public scrutiny and are freer to smoke, sleep less and generally lead unhealthy lives...
...parking in Manhattan. Not all parking, at least not right away - just on the street, and just private vehicles. But take away those two lines of cars - please - that decorate nearly every curb in the city, and New York will be bigger, cleaner, richer and freer, all at the same time. How? Let's count the ways...
...Congress also resolves to put its money where its mouth is in terms of freer trade. No more tariffs, no more market-molding, no more Jesse Helms coddling the textile farmers back home or Jim Jeffords coddling the dairy farmers. No more tears for Big Steel - when the world moves on, the world moves on, and to stay on top of the global economy as its wealthiest customer and preeminent value-adder, America needs to stay on the cutting edge. Want to help the economically displaced? Send them unemployment benefits, but don't slow the rest of us down...