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...effects of the policies this economic model requires--among them the lowering of trade protection, the deregulation of interest rates, the private domination of agriculture and industry--have worsened the living conditions of the majority of Chileans. According to a 1979 report of the Inter-Church Committee on Human Rights in Latin America...
Record: 4-10-1 overall; 4-7-1 ECAC Division One. Har. Opp. 6 Northeastern 2 2 RPI 6 3 at Providence 6 4 at B.U. (OT) 3 4 at Brown (OT) 4 4 at New Hampshire 1 2 Dartmouth 5 2 at U.S. Inter. 7 3 at U.S. Inter. 8 4 at Colorado Coll. 10 3 Vermont (OT) 4 9 Brown 5 2 Boston College 6 3 at Princeton 5 3 at Maine...
...follow the story, the newsmen bivouacked at the Kabul Inter-Continental Hotel, plying diplomats for information over ashak canapes (leek-stuffed pastry in a sour cream broth) and mutton, or drinking Czech pilsner beer in the hotel bar. Here one evening last week a sheepish employee announced that all American newsmen were to have their passports checked in the lobby by two Afghan policemen. Instead, the U.S. newsmen sallied forth with blazing floodlights and whirring film cameras. Terrified, the Afghan policemen fled. But the reprieve was short-lived. By 8 the next morning, armed Afghan police sealed off the hotel...
...there are musicians and photographers, writers and political activists, homebodies and serious students, scientists and druggies. And somehow it comes together to form a community, at least part of the time. I assume the same holds for J and K, but although they are next door, there is little inter-coop communication...
...journalists who had even a fleeting glance of the Afghan capital last week was Dutch Photographer Hubert Van Es, on assignment for TIME. On his way into town from the airport, Van Es saw Soviet tanks and troop carriers everywhere. After two nights of house arrest at the Kabul Inter-Continental Hotel, he managed to slip away for a look at downtown Kabul on New Year's Day. He found surprisingly few Soviet soldiers on the streets except in front of Radio Afghanistan, the Interior Ministry and the post office. Back at the hotel, an employee told...