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...most visible connection between Harvard and Korea is this exchange of scholarship and of scholars. Last spring, Harvard's Mason Fellows a one-year program in public administration for middle-level officials from developing countries directed from HIID, traveled for ten days through Korea to learn from the Korean experience first-hand. Similarly, Harvard's Graduate School of Design announced last spring that a new program aimed at teaching land planning skills to foreign professionals would open with a group of eight executives from the Korea Land Development Corporation...
Current penalties for driving while intoxicated range from a $100 fine and one-year license suspension for a first offense, to a 60-day mandatory jail term and five-year license suspension for a third and subsequent convictions...
While the coming battle is unlikely to match the one ignited by last December's debut of bank and S and L money-market accounts, when some institutions briefly offered rates as high as 25%, the competition is likely to be fierce. Dollar-Dry Dock Savings Bank in New York is already luring investors with an annual rate of 13% on a savings instrument that the bank will convert on Oct. 1 to a one-year CD paying at least...
Heimert says that because the fellowship is for one year, the racially mixed South African selection committee, which, along with Heimert, makes the final decision from more than 100 applicants, tries to select students who will benefit most from a one-year masters program. The most popular program for the students is the 13-week advanced management course at the Business School which just under half of them have chosen. Heimert adds that while the SAEP emphasizes the sciences, the Harvard program looks for middle-level businessmen. In particular, he would like in the future to include more education administrators...
...despite their continuing financial woes, understand the important economic role played by their public universities. Democratic Governor Anthony Earl of Wisconsin set aside $1 million in his 1983-85 budget to boost the pay of outstanding professors at the university's 13 campuses. In June, Illinois passed a one-year increase in income, sales and gas taxes, which will provide the Urbana and Chicago campuses with $26.6 million more this year. But for the foreseeable future, public universities will be at the mercy of the political priorities and economic conditions of the states. And until economic recovery swells...