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With three outside managers overseen by an investment committee, the college enjoyed a 70.3 percent increase in 1982-3, according to BU official Patricia A. Doyle. That was the number three performance in the nation, and BU's three- and five-year records are the top in the country, according to a study by the Dartmouth-based National Association of Colleges and University Business Offices...
...official in the Office for Sponsored Research, Patricia R. Benfari, disagrees. Benfari says the problem has been greater under the current Administration. Harvard negotiators have been successful in working out clauses which, if grants were accepted, would violate the Faculty's guidelines, but "It's harder to deal with Washington agencies now. It takes longer, and they're more rigid," she says. Last year, Benfari's negotiating team had to modify between 25 and 30 sponsorships to bring them up to Faculty standards of academic freedom...
...just work. It's part of the academic culture, a sense of community with associates," says Patricia A. McWade, associate dean for graduate admission and financial aid. She notes that up to 80 percent of the Faculty's grad students list teaching as an ambition...
...Patricia Caballero...
...party has no women in the Senate and only 13 in the House. The result: the list of women who might conceivably appear on a Democratic ticket this year is quite limited. Herewith, the women other than Geraldine Ferraro and Dianne Feinstein most often mentioned as Democratic Veep possibilities: >Patricia Schroeder, 43. A Harvard-trained lawyer and a Congresswoman since 1973, the Coloradan is a leading member of the House Armed Services Committee. While getting high marks for her military expertise, Schroeder is often seen as a knee-jerk dove. She co-chairs the Congressional Caucus for Women...