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Richard's exchange of "poor" for "young" makes the acronym work out nicely, but it also incorporates a whole class of professionals of any age who don't make as much money as the typical Yuppie. This group primarily holds jobs in professions President Reagan has targeted for severe cutbacks...
The former Stanford basketball star and clarinet player was reluctant for the first seven or eight years to use the pulpit of the Harvard presidency to address the nation. But with the publication of his 1982. "Beyond the Ivory Lower: Social Responsibilities of the Modern University," annual reports on the...
The conflicts engendered by civil war, decades of economic repression of the peasantry, and a heavy U.S. "helping hand" may, in the end, lie beyond moderate solution, but there is nothing else to do but try. Perhaps the other protagonists in the Central America story will take stock of the...
If the news is covered as badly as much of the public thinks it is, why doesn't the press clean its own house? Where is its professional responsibility? The difficulty begins with that word professional. Medicine and law, being professions, can expel or censure wrongdoers, even though fraternal...
The annual report of the Office of Career Services and Off-Campus Learning (OSC-OCL) provides the best evidence for this claim. When surveyed about their eventual career plans, 42 percent of the members of the Class of 1982 said they hoped to enter business, law, of communications. In contrast...