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Still, Wilson said a good deal of Harvard's past and future successes in attracting prominent black faculty members come as a result of 'raiding' other schools--a prospect that he said that is unpleasant but inevitable...
Still, Wilson said a good deal of Harvard'spast and future successes in attracting prominentblack faculty members come as a result of`raiding' other schools--a prospect that he saidthat is unpleasant but inevitable...
...Belgrade residents live with the prospect of years of dreariness and anxiety. "Of course I'm worried," says Mirjana. "I'm worried that I will lose my job, that my husband will be drafted by the army and that my children will have no future in a devastated country." The psychological scars of war--and of the propaganda--are most pronounced on the next generation of Serbs. Mirjana's two children, a son, 11, and a daughter, 7, have developed chillingly precocious antipathies. Her son spends most of his time watching state television or playing war with his friends; hide...
Most teenagers exist in a state of near constant mortification at the prospect of supervision by their parents. But surely a parent can risk his child's embarrassment, and his own discomfort, to get in his or her face a little bit. Surely we can manage to love them a little louder. To find the time to read their school papers, listen to their music, watch what they watch and get to know their friends. I have a memory of my mother, bless her, sitting at our dining-room table and reading the liner notes to Thick as a Brick...
Hill said he was excited at the prospect of serving on the BGLTSA board...