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...SICKNESS or in health, Harvard looks out for its own. Sometimes. Amanda Bennett examines the Blue Cross/Blue Shield plan, and talks with the Health Services' new liaison to students, Jane Leavy '68. Both articles appear on page...
ARTHURS SEEMS less convinced than Horner that women have special needs that must be met in special ways. Even though she will be over-seeing studies on how current ratios affect women, she said that some of her liaison efforts with the Houses and with Harvard agencies may be informal since she is not sure how necessary they will...
Although many projects she plans for the OWE will have to wait until after the appointment of its director. Arthurs said that the office will function as an "ongoing, undramatic, insistent and assertive advocacy group for women." She explained that the OWE will work on small investigative projects and liaison efforts to "identify the points where women can exert pressure on the University...
...fell to Carlos Briones, a close personal friend. Briones, as it happens, has managed to stay on good terms with former President Eduardo Frei Montalva, leader of the opposition Christian Democrats. If a crisis should require contact between Chile's past and present Presidents, Briones could provide the liaison...
Quinn has a penchant for making news as well as reporting it, and her behavior sometimes invites squabbles like the New York magazine one. For four years, she has carried on a rather public liaison with Warren Hoge, city editor of the New York Post. Once, in an interview with another Washington newsman, she proudly described her story about Iran's Empress Farah this way: "It took me four days to get the interview, and then I had to promise my body over and over to the higher...