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...clinical testingprocess--among them, making treatment moreaccessible to women, children and minorities--saysRochelle L. Rollins, spokesperson for the Blackcommunity on the ACTU advisory board. Rollins, whois director of research at the Multicultural AIDSCoalition, says the board has also suggested theACTU make more appointments during non-work hours,recruit a more multilingual staff and providechild care for women taking part in the trials...
...planes strafing the refugees, the teenager was deported to Siberia. It was there, during three years of forced labor, he was struck by the snow blindness that later forced him to wear his famed tinted glasses. Only in 1944 could Jaruzelski return to Poland, and only then as a recruit in a Polish army put together by Stalin...
...support of increased attention to facultydiversity, Clark cited a "special effort" of thefaculty to recruit minority candidates justbeginning their law teaching careers. He alsonoted that minority hiring was on the agenda atthe September 14 faculty meeting...
Phenom Watch: Freshmen can't play Ivy League football, so highly touted recruit David Morgan is no threat to steal Lazarre-White's QB job. But they can play baseball, and sources say the Bo Jackson-esque Morgan hit a 400-foot home run at an informal Crimson practice last week...
...intellectual community's abandoning our most important democratic institution," claims Bill Honig, the California superintendent of public instruction. The choice model of rewarding schools for attracting students rather than successfully educating them troubles Albert Shanker, the president of the American Federation of Teachers. "If your goal is merely to recruit students," Shanker says, "you can do that by offering a trip to Disneyland or with a good football team...