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Most of the problems the committee identifies in its report lie in the mechanics of merging the two admissions offices, such as having too many high-level admissions officers with overly vague responsibilities and a time-consuming method of reviewing applications...
...most think he has made a promising start on moral leadership and putting women and members of minority groups into positions of leadership (see Carter's Report Card). Indeed, feminists and black leaders who have criticized Carter for not placing enough women or members of minority groups in high-level jobs in his Administration seem to be out of step with their rank and file; some 65% of women and 58% of nonwhites thought Carter was doing well in this respect...
...Medical School faculty. Officials expect that the present enrollment of 65,000 Boston area residents will increase to between 125,000 and 175,000 in the next five years. By 1982, HCHP should provide Med School faculty members with a sizeable corner of the Boston area market for high-level care. The projected enrollment figures represent five to seven per cent of the area's population...
...Security Adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, learned of the Uganda developments at 7 a.m. last Friday from wire-service reports. At 8:30, during the routine morning briefing, he informed the President, who asked to be kept advised every hour of what was happening. There were American intelligence reports that a high-level Cuban military delegation, probably headed by a general, had arrived in Uganda. There were no Cuban troops in sight, but it was possible that the delegation had come to discuss the question of military support. The White House decided to consult other African leaders for advice and to avoid...
...more exciting the secret in Israel, the faster it is leaked, as Henry Kissinger learned to his dismay and anger more than once in the course of his sessions with high-level Israeli leaders. Thus last week, even before the vote was formally announced at the most important Labor Party convention in the country's history, the outcome was already being whispered among close to 3,000 party delegates packed into Tel Aviv's Mann Auditorium. Entering the hall to take his place among them and hear the announcement, Premier Yitzhak Rabin, 55, was greeted with knowing cries...