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...Patricia M. King, '59, director of the Schlesinger Library, which currently has a grant of $99,945 to process their archives, said yesterday. "In the next year or two, these cutbacks will have a very adverse effect on us.." She added, "The sort of things the NEH funded were not very glamorous. There are not a lot of individuals willing to support things like archival processing...
...word that most often came to mind. These are achievers, people who worked hard in college to earn the chance to work harder in business school." Reporter-Researcher Denise Worrell interviewed business school deans at Dartmouth and Cornell and spoke with Wall Street executives, while Correspondent Patricia Delaney visited the University of Chicago and Northwestern and tracked down M.B.A.s who had been out of school five to ten years. Says she: "Management often puts this high-priced talent on a blistering fast track instead of grooming and developing it with experience. One result is some unrealistic career timetables." Financial Correspondent...
...Patricia A. Greenawald...
Once aboard his own 707 jet, however, Haig plunged into work, poring over thick briefing books throughout the trip as his wife Patricia sat across from...
...that can be hooked on to key chains. One important lesson: how to use the gas before an assailant turns it against the victim. As Los Angeles Police Sergeant John McCarthy puts it: "Being aggressive is kind of hard for a lot of people." After attending one such class, Patricia Sherman, 29, a lawyer, complained: "I think this incites fear in people. I wasn't as scared before as I am now." But another class member, Phillip Heffernan, 30, contends: "If the crooks knew that 90% of people had Mace cans, I think they would go into other lines...