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Other colleges using similar food service management software include Duke University, UCLA, the Universities of Georgia, Wisconsin and Minnesota, Nancy Sullivan, a spoeksman at Concept Systems Inc which manufactures the systems, said recently...
...bankruptcy petition, they could not determine what had happened to some $60 million in metal reserves the company had claimed to be holding. Only about $900,000 worth of metal owned by Saxon's company was found in 200-ft.-deep underground vaults managed by Perpetual Storage Inc. near Salt Lake City. A Brink's vault in Los Angeles contained an additional $150,000 in metal for Saxon's company. The Bullion Reserve records showed that the firm had loaned at least $13 million to Saxon and his wife and more to other companies they controlled. According...
These are the main findings of a survey of American voters conducted for TIME by Yankelovich, Skelly & White, Inc. * When Democrats and independents were asked whom they preferred for the nomination, 28% picked Mondale and 26% chose Glenn, essentially the same support that each enjoyed when the summer began. The rest of the pack includes former Senator George McGovern, the 1972 nominee, with 8%; Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson, still mulling over whether to announce his candidacy, with 5%; California Senator Alan Cranston with 4%; Colorado Senator Gary Hart with 2%; former Florida Governor Reubin Askew with 2%; and South...
...remedies prescribed for the ailing schools, none has generated more excitement than the call for large numbers of desktop computers. This fall 86% of all high schools, 77% of all junior highs and 61% of all grade schools have at least one machine, according to Market Data Retrieval Inc., a Connecticut research firm. But the rush to hardware looks very much like a nationwide case of putting the CRT before the horse. No one has stopped to resolve the basic issue, says David Moursund, professor of computer science at the University of Oregon: "what and how much students should learn...
...someone reduced to shreds and shards, Hobson certainly made do. She rose through jobs in newspapers and advertising to become a highly successful promotion writer; from 1934 to 1940, she was a promotion director for Time Inc. As befitted the daughter of prominent socialists (her father was Michael Zametkin, first editor of the Jewish Daily Forward), she flung herself into liberal causes. In a bold step for the 1930s, she adopted a son despite her single status. Bolder still, she went on to bear a son in secret without notifying the father; then, for the sake of appearances...