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DESPITE this, the appointment of a woman is a step in the right direction. Hope may still have a larger impact on the University than most observers predict. Because she has not officially taken a stand on the issues facing the University, perhaps she will be open to varying points of view, and will be able to bring different views before the Corporation...
Barrett said that local aid funds are of greater concern to state primary and secondary schools than general Department of Education outlays. "The DOE funds are really secondary. If local aid is cut, we're looking at enormous impact on education...
Approximately 650 Harvard students now receive Perkins Loans, but it is impossible to tell whether the new budget will have any impact on them because aid awards are affected by many other factors, according to James S. Miller, director of financial aids...
...panel--which included four journalists and Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy II (D-Mass.)--told the approximately 150 people in attendance that press coverage of the 20-year-old struggle between Protestants and Catholics in that country must be more objective to have any impact...
...late 1988, he was paid $750,000 in consulting fees by several major defense contractors. He had earlier served as chief American negotiator in START talks aimed at limiting strategic nuclear missiles. He told the committee that his firm provided both Martin Marietta and LTV with information on the impact a separate INF treaty banning medium-range missiles might have on their businesses. Michigan Democrat Carl Levin suggested those contacts might create the appearance that Tower had leaked to the contractors secret information about the U.S. arms negotiating position. No, said Tower, he provided only "a sort of academic speculation...