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...student drew himself up to his fullest height looked the proctor squarely in the eye, and said in outrage. "Do you have any idea...
...Chief Knapp said that the Administration will continue to cut down programs aimed at students, but will soon begin supporting efforts to improve the competence and motivation of math and science teachers. Professor Wirszup hopes that it will not be too little, too late. "This Administration has given its fullest attention to the Soviet arms buildup," he says. "But the Soviets also now have the manpower for a military-industrial complex at a very high level. We need an education effort of mammoth proportions, for our economic survival and for our defense. ' ' - By Ellie McGrath. Reported...
When the Bruins set up on offense, they're extremely patient, waiting for the best shot and using their 35 seconds on the shot clock to the fullest...
Wagner's Festspielhaus is, as usual, in transition. During its early years, it was the physical realization of Wagner's artistic vision: a theater built to his own specifications where his revolutionary music dramas could be given their fullest expression. After Wagner's death in 1883, his widow Cosima carried on the tradition for 25 years, when she was succeeded by their son Siegfried. Bayreuth was re-opened after the war in 1951, and a leaner, more ascetic style developed under Wagner's grandson Wieland. Operating under the twin inspirations of his own adventurous ideas...
...prohibits outside compensation for Government services," but argued that the severance fee from Jorgensen was paid "for past, not future services." He admitted that the Office of Government Ethics had "inquired whether I was considering any action concerning the severance payment." Under that implied pressure, Smith concluded that "the fullest public confidence in the nation's chief law enforcement officer requires an Attorney General to do whatever is necessary to avoid even an inaccurate appearance of impropriety." Therefore, he said, he had returned the "severance" payment and would limit his tax deductions to the actual amount of his investments...