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...thought it was a special occasion," State Rep. Michael J. Lombardi, one of the signers, said last night...
...American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters named Walter J. Bate '39, Lawrence Professor of the Humanities, winner of the $3000 Academy-Institutes Award for literary excellence and promise of future important work on Tuesday...
...Silvio Conte (R-Ma.) unsuccessfully opposed Rep. Daniel J. Flood (D-Pa.), chairman of the subcommittee, over the cut. Funds for the University of Pennsylvania school and a proposed school in Washington state were also approved...
...makes flexible meal plans difficult. If such plans were offered (say, a choice of taking 10, 15, or 20 meals a week), the smaller number of students who would stay on full board would cause some dining rooms to shut down, at least for part of the week, Frank J. Weissbecker, director of Food Services, says. Or, as Norman Cleveland, director of Food Services at Brown, puts it, an optional system like Brown's would kill the House system if put into effect at Harvard...
Former California Chief Justice Donald Wright, a Ronald Reagan appointee whom Bird is replacing, protests that in California "this is the first time, at least since the turn of the century, that someone without judicial experience is appointed directly as chief justice." Attorney General Evelle J. Younger, one of a three-man panel that must approve the nomination, questions Bird's lack of judicial experience and does not like what he describes as her "soft position" on the death penalty. Younger, a Republican, wants to run against Brown in next year's gubernatorial election; if he blocks...