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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Fire House, 173 Cambridge St. 1 2 Miller's River Apartments, 15 Lambert St., Community Room, 663 Cambridge St. entry 1 3 Truman Apartments, 25 Eighth St., Community Room, Thorndike St. entry 1 4 Harrington School, Cambridge St. 1 5 Harrington School, Willow St. 2 1 St. Mary's Lower Church, Harvard and Norfolk Sts. 2 2 Fletcher School, 89 Elm St. (East) 2 3 Roberts School, Broadway and Windsor Sts. 2 4 Health Center, 105 Windsor St. 2 5 Fire House, Lafayette Square, (Mass Ave and Main St.) 3 1 Baptist Church, Hampshire and Norfolk Sts. 3 2 Fire...
...especially for girls. Their goal: to enable females to compete in an increasingly computerized society. They have their work cut out for them. A 1985 Labor Department study found that while women held only 31% of the high-paying jobs as computer systems analysts, they represented 66% of the lower-paid computer operators. That disparity in salary and job skills reflects a well-documented fact: American women, from girlhood on, are less likely than males to be intrigued by computers. In a survey of high school computer- programming classes in Michigan, California and Maryland, for example, boys outnumbered girls...
Master Harold, which opens in the Lowell House Lower Common Room November 13, marks the directing debut for veteran actor Kenneth W. Johnson '87. The Leverett House senior says he has wanted to see the play performed at the College since his freshman year. "It's set in South Africa, but can apply anywhere," says the Government concentrator. "The play subtly lets you see how racism is ingrained in an institution, how a young boy doesn't realize it and then how he has to confront it," he says...
Although there are plans to eventually equip the entire lower floor of Tozzer with the automatic stacks, Librarian G. Edward Evans says he doubts it will ever happen. Yenching has also requested "Spacesaver" shelves, but, according to Connor, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences has not granted the $250,000 that would be necessary...
Roger Clemens? I didn't see him beat the Mets--maybe he's used to anemic American League hitters. Wade Boggs? His average against the Mets was even lower than Boston's winning percentage in games where they took big leads in to the ninth. Dwight Evans and Bill Buckner? Their defense in game six proved that they belong in the geriatric ward. Calvin Schiraldi? (I won't even answer that one.) Jim Rice? Did he play? Sure, Hurst and Barrett were good but hey--25 against 2 isn't quite fair...