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...members (who account for nearly one-third of Poland's population). It was the first nationwide work stoppage since Oct. 3 and one of the biggest such actions ever to take place in the Soviet bloc. There were no clashes with police this time, but no one could predict what might happen if the workers carried out their threat to launch an unlimited general strike early this week...
...predict Hollywood's future, it helps to be both Cassandra and John the Baptist. Most of the major directors see a timid few years ahead, followed by the explosion of technological liberation. Benton hopes "Coppola is right: that the software revolution will increase the demand for material and change the structure of film making." Redford is convinced that "with the cable market opening up, we need a larger supply of film makers, a wider range of options." To this end, he has established the Sundance Institute of Film and Video in Provo Canyon, Utah, which holds its first session...
...assistant to Bok for affirmative action and another member of the Gomes committee, last night postponed detailed comment until she returns to Cambridge from Kentucky. But she said, "I think there is excellent potential for meeting the needs of Third World students in a Foundation--it's difficult to predict now the role the Foundation will play...
However, Keenan and other University administrators predict the large constituency of parents, students and educators supporting the Guaranteed Student Loan and Pell Grant programs may pressure Congress into modifying Reagan's proposals, perhaps at the expense of less-well-known grants for research
...today, the odds of the Harvard team coming home with its third straight title may be off the board. Last year the Crimson racked up the highest point total in the history of the Easterns to finish 106 points ahead of second place Princeton, and those in the know predict a similar result this time around...