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...flatly disagree with Klitgaard's assertion that affirmative action is harmful to minorities. We do not believe that they are less capable of doing the work. On the contrary, by providing opportunities which were non-existent in the past and by stimulating highly motivated students to reach their fullest potential, equality will be hastened...
Persistent food shortages have aroused fears of a possible famine this winter. Nearly 1.5 million head of sheep and goats have been herded into neighboring Pakistan by Afghan refugees, for example. Farmers not working their fields to their fullest potential run the risk of having their lands confiscated by the government. But such draconian rules can hardly be enforced in areas controlled by the mujahidin...
Many of Poole's friends agreed with Kagan that, "She made my freshman year enjoyable and bearable--she enjoyed life to its fullest...
...fullest explanation of the book mobile's attraction more likely lies in what the town has become: less a town than an accidental suburb, a collection of people who live on there long after the town's reason for being has gone. Trains only whistle as they chuff through Claypool these days. Such a place, in raw reality, provides precious few events to rally the folks into community. The brief stop of the Read-A-Rama provided just such an event, producing, by chance, a good day for all and enough poignant memories to fill a book...
...They never invented the jail that could hold me." Hitler sneered at the prison guard, as the slammer door swung open. They were going to prosecute the technicians to the fullest extent of the law, they had posted high bail, the cop said. But he bowed his head humbly as Hitler brushed him away. They had released Hitler on $5 bail...