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...week. Republican Governor James Thompson summoned some anti-ERA legislators to his bedside, where he was recuperating from a strained back, and asked them to reconsider. The feminists and their supporters, including six busloads of burly male Steel workers, roamed the halls of the statehouse in Springfield. Lois Anne Rosen of Chicago collared her hapless representative, Robert Krska, in the corridor and demanded: "How can you be an American and be against equality?" In a weak attempt at humor, Krska mumbled, "Maybe we shouldn't have given you the vote," and then slipped away through the back hallways...
...century. Moreover, the industry's key product, the confetti-size sliver of silicon known as the microchip, is revolutionizing everything from giant computers to tiny home appliances, making possible a whole new generation of low-cost machines that can "think" and "talk." Says Electronics Analyst Benjamin Rosen: "Within 20 years, microchips will be as economically important as autos, steel, energy and chemicals-a basic global industry without which no nation can claim to be a first-rate power...
Pianist-author Charles Rosen will be the 1980-81 Charles Eliot Norton Professor of Poetry. Rosen, who won the 1972 National Book Award for his "The Classical Form: Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven," will give six Norton lectures and two recitals of Beethoven piano pieces next year...
...Rosen will also teach a course on the music of the 1820s next fall and a graduate tutorial next spring, Luise Vosgerchian, Naumburg Professor of Music and chairman of the Music Department, said yesterday...
...Rosen is currently a professor of music at the University of New York State at Stonybrook. He earned his Ph.D. in French literature at Princeton...