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...such educator is on of Harvard's chiefcontacts in South Africa, Dr. James Moulder, thepublic relations director and vice rector of theUniversity of Cape Town. Moulder set up meetingsfor Heimert with Black educators in South Africaand has been helping Harvard gather informationand responses to the program from the Blacks inthat nation...
...Moulder, who has written a paper on theincreasing number of Blacks attending SouthAfrican universities, says he hopes to fight thepernicious effect of apartheid on the educationalsystem by fostering integrated schools, whichSouth Africans call non-racial. Harvard supportcan help that process, he says...
...dificulties that university andeducation officials face is interference frompolitical groups," Moulder says of the impact thenationalist government has had on his and otherschools. But the white educator also resistsgiving up his educational freedom to the politicalideology of Black leaders...
...years after he died my memories have begun to fade; the photo on the wall, the row of books on my shelf remain. But he has become the most important moulder of the way I think, the way I would like to live. Throughout his life he brought passion to certain basic questions intertwined in his life and work. When he tried to bring his specialty onto the beaten track, into the realm of universal human concern, he asked the questions that touch the heart of personal dilemmas I am still trying to resolve...
Between the Lines seems to end in mid-arc. The bad guys have just taken over the Mainlinethe good guys, having spent most of the film in limbo, now find the resolve to leave, to develop the talents they have allowed to moulder. All the obstacles to career change vanish. So, even more miraculously, do the impediments to romance. A reluctant Laura accompanies the husband she has previously vowed to leave to his new job in New York. Following her lead, Abbie and Harry, suddenly reconciled, march out of a bar with their arms around each other, leaving poor...