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...high-level intercollegiate competition, a simple case of jitters can prove fatal...
...first high-level talks between Washington and Pyongyang in decades began last June but stalled because of the North's foot dragging. To see if they might be rescued, officials have held a series of meetings in New York City since September, mostly at U.N. headquarters and at least once in a fashionable coffee shop. "But there has been no socializing," says one official. The U.S. insists that Pyongyang live up to its promises to permit formal IAEA inspections and exchange envoys with South Korea for more nuclear talks. If it does, Washington will resume formal talks and offer some...
...University of Pennsylvania, says Peshe C. Kuriloff '69, director of Writing Across the University there, students can choose between a seminar offered by a professor or high-level graduate student and writing-intensive sections in two courses anywhere in the curriculum...
...human rights to nuclear proliferation. U.S. National Security Adviser Anthony Lake recently described China as a "backlash," or antidemocratic, state like Iran, Iraq or Chile under General Augusto Pinochet. So concerned is the Clinton Administration with the deteriorating relationship that Secretary of State Warren Christopher has launched a high-level effort to turn things around, beginning with the dispatch to Beijing this week of John Shattuck, the Assistant Secretary of State for Human Rights. The Christopher initiative promptly ran into an announcement by China that, despite public entreaties from 20 nations including the U.S., it had carried out its 38th...
Maull decided to return to Harvard from the high-level post in Chicago primarily because she "was ready for a change" and loves the University. The deputy provost is the third highest-ranking academic official at the University of Chicago...