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...other action last night the Council requested City Manager James L. Sullivan to begin collective bargaining immediately with the Massachusetts Nursing Association as the representative of the nurses at the Cambridge City Hospital. Contract negotiations had been delayed because of doubts on the part of Sullivan and members of the hospital administration as to whether the MNA actually represents the nurses. The MNA authority as legal representative stems from a 1966 election in which the nurses designated them as their bargaining agent...
Quincy won its sixth victory in a row last Tuesday when it swamped Dudley House, 33-0, and deluged Eliot House, 33-13. INTRAMURAL STANDING A Squash W L Pt Winthrop 8 0 16 Leverett 5 2 10 Lowell 4 2 8 Quincy 4 1 8 Adams 1 3 2 Dudley 1 5 2 Kirkland 1 3 2 Dunster 0 4 0 Eliot 0 4 0 A Basketball W L Pt Winthrop 10 2 20 Adams 7 3 14 Dudley 7 4 14 Kirkland 6 5 12 Eliot 5 5 10 Leverett 5 3 10 Dunster 5 6 10 Lowell...
Peter D. Pesic '69 and Henry L. Shipman '69, leaders of the committee, sponsored a "town meeting" for concentrators on Feb. 6, and another on Feb. 20 to discuss problems in the physics program. The students have separated into three working committees to deal with specific suggestions for change...
...revelers. But that was a long time past. The choicest scandal is always the present scandal, and in Parisian salons there was a delicious feeling that the "serious mutual insult" cited in the Delon divorce might well spread through several more households-and government bureaus-before the end of "L'affaire Markovic...
...conceded the need for changes in the concordat. Unquestionably the most troublesome issue to be faced will be divorce, which is now impossible in Italy because the concordat's marriage clauses leave the state only with the power of granting civil separations. Angry editorials in the Vatican daily L'Osservatore Romano have already objected to recently introduced divorce legislation, and Vatican officials have privately made it clear that the papacy is not likely to move an inch on .this issue. The only concession might be to permit civil divorce for purely civil marriages. Rome may also continue...