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But Kinsley's irreverent editorial policy and his publicly stated wish to be intellectually independent of the magazine's backers, the Mac Arthur Foundation, lead to a series of publicized run-ins with John MacArthur. Harper's President and Publisher Mac Arthur was looking "for a more Saturday Review-type...
WEST GERMANY. Nowhere has nuclear energy aroused more public opposition than in West Germany. For more than a decade, environmental groups like the radical Green Party have spearheaded huge antinuke rallies, protest marches and sit-ins. In March 1981, 80,000 demonstrators stormed a nuclear construction site north of Hamburg...
Spence will learn the ins and outs of his new job by meeting regularly with his predecessor over the next few months. Rosovsky said he would review all the departments, appointment procedures, the budget, and the problems of graduate and undergraduate education with Spence.
But the home team's edge was less imposing than it seemed. Providence Coach Steve Stirling noted the problem with his squad's challenging shots from the blue line. "The defense weren't shooting wide of the net so we could get tip-ins. They were shooting them right down...
The subject of both sit-ins was the radiation laboratory of Professor Thomas Senior, who performs research for NASA, the Air Force and the Army.