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...quite self-sufficient when it came to making important decisions," Chadwick said. "Not that he didn't consult other members--he did. But he wasn't as dependent upon others' input as many before and after him had been. He was very proud to be the first Democratic speaker in Massachusetts. We knew that if Tip wanted to move forward in politics, he had the capability...
...Student input has followed the same pattern. The Radcliffe House Committees have been asked to submit criticisms of the Radcliffe site proposal, not their opinions as to the relative merits of Plans 2 and 3. Student input has been highly limited in any case. Students were first invited to the series of meetings on the Radcliffe site plans only the week before Winter Recess Moreover, student members of the CHUL have found themselves unsure of how to proceed primarih because of the unstructured nature of the decision making process and the lack of direct confrontation between interested parties. With that...
...tendency to delay, to be cautious, to allow the controversy to ripen. "We benefit greatly from the wisdom of the circuit courts," says the same judge. "Even when I'm inclined to hear a novel case, I often vote to deny just so we can get more input, more perspective from the lower courts...
Wasaily W. Leontief, Lee Professor of Economics, received an honorary degree in Paris from the Sorbonne last week. The bonoris cause degree cited his development of "input-output" analysis and cooperation with French colleagues...
Leontief's input-output analysis has been used by economic planners in socialist countries and market analysts in private enterprise countries, and has spread to more than 30 nations...