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Stanford's strongest criticisms are reservedfor Johnson. Her complaint charges that the chiefdeliberately held up her promotion. When Stanfordeventually earned the rank of sergeant, Johnsonlagged in scheduling the traditional luncheon andnever held a ceremony to give Stanford hersergeant's pin...
...hearings, however, also witnessed talk of forcing television manufacturers to place lock-out devices on all new TVs--the ongoing Congressional hearings on TV violence could lead to legislating that clamps down on broadcasters' freedom. For that reason alone, the otherwise ridiculous spectacle of Senator Paul Simon attempting to pin the savagery of guns and knives in the hands of Crips and Bloods on the likes of "MacGyver" and "G.I. Joe" should be taken seriously...
John G. O'Brien '72, administrator of the hospital, wearing a butterfly pin on his lapel for a press conference yesterday afternoon, said the institution had undergone a caterpillar-like metamorphosis since it lost $10 million in 1987. At the time, O'Brien said, there was much concern and uncertainly over the future of the hospital and some doubt over whether it would survive...
...chance Berkery cannot get her deadly accurate shot off, she feeds her teammates with pin-point passes for easy goals. Berkery led her team this year with 17 assists, and her passing game has improved considerably over the years...
...hard to pin down the precise some of this--but if you talk to the people in the industry, they'll tell you it's the training of workers," he says...