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...THIS HEDGE is more of an indication of the manner in which businesses will use this vague ruling to barter with labor rather than a legitimate restraining caution. "If there was some way of making sure the businesses were really bankrupt, then I'd be much happier," Nesson concludes. There isn't, however, especially since businesses now won't have to wait for court approval before rejecting union contracts...
Some Review editors are married with family lives, but for many, the intense atmosphere of Gannett House becomes a social focus as well. "As a social institution, it's not ideal," says Nelson. "Many people would be happier if they did more of their socializing elsewhere simply because things do get tangled up in people's feelings of intellectual self worth...
...When you know what colors look best on you and wear them, you like yourself better, you like others better, they like you better." Thomson says, "The world is all around a happier place...
...last began the process of choosing delegates to next summer's Democratic National Convention. The former Vice President was happy before he arrived in Iowa, humming along with a Linda Ronstadt tune on his Walkman and smoking a big Partagas cigar; he left for New Hampshire still happier, with 49% of Iowa's Democratic caucus vote, more than his seven competitors combined (an eighth rival, Uncommitted, captured 9%). Among the other Democrats who would be President, Colorado Senator Gary Hart was the most cheered; he took 16% of the Iowa vote, finishing second. That mildly surprised everyone...
...best of success. As for Mr. Perter Sellars, I suggest he stand in the middle of Harvard Square some Saturday afternoon; this might provide him with the chaos he intends for the audience on the 18th. With any luck, the car horns might cover his grating voice, making life happier for many a "non-visionary." Jonathan A. Epstein '85 President Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra