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Advocates of women's rights are currently battling a tide of potential infringements, said President of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) Nadine Strossen '72 yesterday at the fifth annual Rothschild Lecture in the Agassiz Theatre...
...stayed with his employer only three years before striking out on his own. After hooking up with a cash-strapped O-ring manufacturer in New Jersey, he was fortuitously introduced to a group of investors that included Baron Edmund de Rothschild and RCA's David Sarnoff. They put about $1 million into his company, but after growing nervous about Vesco's grandiose expansion plans, they allowed him to buy them out for only $12,500 (all except Rothschild, who stayed in and after 18 months made a profit of more than $1 million on his $250,000 investment...
...closing, I wish Bev Taylor the best of luck. She has landed one of the premiere academic positions in the nation. I hope that the university of Wisconsin treats her with the love, respect and proffssionalism that was so clearly missing at Harvard. Alan L. Rothschild Waltham...
...wise and civilized tradition of so much of English fiction, the setting is a vast country house; this convention ensures a large cast of eccentrics untroubled by middle-class worries about where the next case of Mouton-Rothschild is coming from. Credulity about miracle cures ripens among these Blimps and boozers. It is up to Wallace, whose sanity is battered but intact, to thread his way through his hangover and puzzle out a non-paranormal explanation. As he does, he rages entertainingly at a glorious array of targets, generally returning to the furies of sex. Wallace's discerning view...
According to Rothschild, all people will sinkinto depression given enough stress, some justmore readily than others. "After a while, abiological process kicks in, and after that itdoesn't matter if you remove the stressfulsituation," he says...