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...report, prepared by a two year ad hoc committee, includes a Statement of Commitment which reads: "In an ideal world of equitable resources and expectations, the Faculty of Harvard Medical School would fully reflect the diversity of society as a whole. Harvard Medical School is committed to assemble a faculty that mirrors the diversity of our nation...
...Bosnian Serbs. Less ambiguous are Clinton's victories in winning ratification of the North American Free Trade Agreement to create a U.S.-Canada-Mexico common market, and the pledge by the 119 members of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade to lower trade barriers worldwide. Those reflect a presidential focus on economic policy, international as well as domestic, so intense as to prompt Uwe Nerlich, deputy director of the Institute for Policy and Security in Germany, to grumble that Clinton's foreign policy seems mainly to be "a national export policy...
Diamond said in a letter to the Crimson that her difficulties reflect larger problems at Yale...
...layoffs, of course, reflect primarily the downsizing mania of corporations feeling the lash of foreign competition. Their drive to cut costs and raise productivity has other discomforting results too. Companies are raising sales and production largely by working their remaining employees longer hours or at a faster pace. Morgan Stanley figures that 55% of the gain in output during the early stages of past recoveries came from increased productivity -- but for the first three years of this expansion the number...
...account. The White House also released a statement from Leo Melamed, former chairman of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, which asserts that while Mrs. Clinton's account was "at times thinly margined" (meaning she sometimes lacked the deposits to cover potential losses), "nothing in these records appears to reflect any trading violations on the part of Mrs. Clinton...