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...Reisinger's "bucolic" locale, its small size and relaxed atmosphere--things which make it one of those rare student retreats so essential to the preservation of one's sanity come finals. I, for one, will sorely miss lunching in the Busch-Reisinger's sunny courtyard, attending organ recitals in Kuhn Hall, and dropping in to peruse the gallery on a rainy afternoon. If the administration needs more office space, why not lump a few more concrete slabs atop the Holyoke Center--surely no one would object on aesthetic grounds; but why not keep the Busch-Reisinger what...
...million lawsuit against Shearson Lehman Bros., the finance-cum-brokerage firm, and Dennis Levine, the ex-investment whiz who has already pleaded guilty to a variety of insider-trading charges filed by the U.S. Government. Litton's contention: that in November 1982, while Levine was employed by Lehman Bros. Kuhn Loeb (now merged into Shearson Lehman), his illicit trading activities helped puff up the price of stock in Itek, an electronics firm, just as Litton was preparing to buy the company. Shearson officials have described the Litton damage claim as "without merit...
...plays later, with the conversion, the Crimson had a 28-0 lead. Quarterback David Kuhn threw a short out pass to tight end Don Gajewski, and Gajewski broke tackles down the sideline to complete a 25-yard touchdown play...
Thomas Professor of The History of Science Emeritus, is intellectually allied with Thomas Kuhn, whose publication in 1962 of The Structure of Scientific Revolutions offered a fresh way of analyzing the history of scientific discovery. Cohen accepts the essential tenets of Kuhn's revolutionary treatise. Like Kuhn, Cohen rejects the evolutionary or cumulative explanation of the turnover of scientific knowledge in favor of the theory that scientific changes are unpredictable, profound intellectual developments that completely modify the way people think about an area of inquiry...
...budget deficit is that its effects are gradual and masked by the general prosperity. "Deficits are not explosive," said Heller. "They are corrosive." Most disturbing, the U.S. will become a debtor nation this year for the first time since 1917. Peter Peterson, former chairman of the Lehman Bros. Kuhn Loeb investment firm and a guest at the TIME board meeting, said that unless action is taken to bring down the deficit and the dollar's value, America could owe foreigners $1 trillion by the end of the decade. Observed Heller: "We're fattening our own standard of living today...