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Some of the questions that the committee will ask Knowles pertain to a promotional article sent out by the development office in the fall of 1989, Forbes said...
...isolation from the issue themselves. In our post-Cold War ambivalence, we fluctuate between the desire to decisively flex our muscles on our own superpower initiative, as we could during many of the Cold War years, and the sense that dis-involvement in anything that does not directly pertain to us is best. Hence, we call for air strikes on Bosnia, but refuse to send our own troops in there; hence, we act unilaterally to revoke the arms embargo while U.N. policies languish. We are stuck in a quagmire of wishful thinking and anti-communist nostalgia--a vicarious reliving...
Another professor, Hancock Professor of Hebrew Eliphalet Pertain served as acting president for two years before an official successor was chosen...
...have concerns about the restrictions. Not as they pertain to us. because they don't really pertain to us, but as they pertain to other institutions," says Gary G. Fryer Yale director of public affairs and special assistant to the president "The restrictions are onerous...
First and foremost, although the Undergraduate Council question does pertain to the fee-hike, it is not the petition's binding Question One. After 1,500 copies of our referendum have been distributed and signed for, the council will be balloting an entirely different question...