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Boycotting Coors does not stop with refusing to buy Coors beer. It means asking stores and restaurants frequent not to carry it. It means asking liquor stores which only stock one brand of keg beer, often Coors, to sell other brands. It means not being fooled by flashy ads and new brand names. Don't buy Coors products until the people that make them are allowed a decent environment in which to make a living. It is time to see through the foam and take the head of Coors...
...shuttle that took students from the Quad to a centrally located place in the square--say Elsie's--would not only save time, but would allow more frequent shuttle service. Such a shuttle could run back and forth from the quad every five minutes...
Bouldering is a variety of rockclimbing, usually done on local architecture. A "dry-weather sport," bouldering can be done almost anywhere--and is! At Brown, the most frequent targets of bouldering are campus buildings, a large percentage of which have already been conquered...
Washington: the most powerful men's crew in the West. The Huskies are frequent national champions and challenge Harvard and Yale for national rowing supremacy. Washington won't be at the Head...
...other hand, Mitterrand could hardly be described as a pushover for Soviet blandishments. After taking office in 1981, he suspended the frequent Franco-Soviet summit meetings that had been, as a Mitterrand adviser put it, a "liturgical institution" of detente. On a visit to Moscow last year, Mitterrand took the ailing Kremlin leadership of the day to task for its treatment of Nobel Laureate Andrei Sakharov. Moreover, the public mood in France these days is viscerally anti-Soviet. Said a French official: "Nowadays, everybody is repelled by the Soviets, who have discredited themselves in so many ways...