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...considers most attractive on workers who, by their own repeated admission (and despite the regional director's ruling to the contrary), do not share a community of interests with workers in other areas of the University. If upheld, the regional director's decision would set the cause of Med area unionization back almost irreversably; while Medical Area District 65 has come a long way from its fledging status of two years ago, a University-wide union still seems a relatively remote prospect...
...most public attention, the symbols of the age, were radicals, in the time I've been here the emblematic figures have been people who went a little too far in their quest to succeed within the prevailing value system. There was Steven Rosenfeld, the stellar pre-med whose drive carried him to the point of forging medical school applications that would have been glowing anyway. There are Spiro and Monette Pavlovich, who forged transcripts in order to stay on the prestige mill of Harvard graduate schools. These people are extremes, but they attracted, in this day and age, an inordinate...
...McNaught rules that the residents and Edison, the current electrical supplier in the Med School Area, have just cause, they will be allowed to contest the state's decision late last year to approve construction of the project...
Marquand disagreed that there is a greater chance of cheating incidents in pre-med courses than in any other type of course. "Pre-med students probably realize that by cheating, they are taking a bigger risk than most other students. As a reuslt," he said, "they have higher standards of propriety...
...sign of the Lord's rewarding Mormons. Larry Dewey's father, for example, believes that the good things that have come to him since his conversion to Mormonism are directly attributable to the church. The work ethic is evident in Mormon undergraduates, who are not coincidentally often pre-med...