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...saying something's not going on in, say, Denmark," observes Dr. Larry Lipshultz, a urologist with the Baylor College of Medicine. "But to deduce worldwide implications from a localized prob-lem is something you just...
Take your pick, dreamer or dealmaker. Here is Thron, a sturdy, straightforward fellow who looks like one of those happy, hey-no-prob guys in the beer commercials. But he's an activist who gave up his senior year at Humboldt State University in Arcata, California, to rumble around the country in a beat-up truck, presenting some 80 slide shows of his logging photos to environmental groups. It's all in support of a bill now in Congress, the Headwaters Forest Act, that would preserve most of the remaining old-growth redwood groves, which contain trees that have survived...
Faculty will lead one series of panels, which will be devoted to prob- lems relating both to the academic mission ofthe University and the outside world...
...There are a lot of different prob- lems involved," said Juette. "Making the clubsgo co-ed will involve a lot more than just aboycott from the outside...
...fact that a U.S. President was at long last addressing these prob lems helped send the depressed stock market to its best one-week rally in history. The Dow Jones industrial average roared up 74 points, closing at 658. At that level it is still low relative to corporate earnings and the economy's longer-term prospects, but the sentiment is that the bear market is not over. Still, investors were grasping at straws of good news: the prime lending rate declined to 11.5%, and if just for one month, the wholesale price index rose at an annual rate...