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...great Amish people of my home state of Pennsylvania have, you can achieve much of it--including, of course, the many privations the Amish endure. On the other hand, inclusivism ranges, on one side, from open-ended cosmopolitanism to what might be called an unstable inter-ethnic coexistence, achieved by Harvard University today and many other leading national institutions such as governments, arts, sports, business, armed forces, voluntary associations like Veterans of Foreign Wars, trade unions...
This increase in the "use demand" for Harvard's athletic facilities has not led to an expansion in inter-collegiate sports, Ford said...
...said this week that a plan he conceived this summer would provide more fellowships for minority students in graduate schools, establish an inter-university recruitment system, and organizes summer programs at universities to expose students to graduate schools. The success of the plan depends on foundation support...
Koenig and his crew wear inter changeable unisex gear designed by Rudi Gernreich. The stars are Martin Landau and Barbara Bain, the hit team of Mission: Impossible. There is even the nucleus of an audience ready for Space: the Trekkies who have been homeless since 1969, when Star Trek went off the air. Dedicated cultists, they have made do with reruns, conventions and newsletters as they wait for big-time sci fi to come back to the small screen...
Technically, the OAS ministers are meeting to amend the 1947 Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance (the Treaty of Rio), under which the embargo was initially imposed. The aim was to drop the two-thirds majority provision on the lifting of sanctions and replace it with a simple majority vote. The change requires a two-thirds majority, but at least 14 of the 21 Rio Treaty signers were expected to go along...