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The Tribe is bigger. Man-for-man, it's no contest. One W&M right tackle, Wally Vale, tips the scales at 290 pounds.
The cost of schizophrenia can be measured on several scales. By some estimates, fully a quarter of the nation's hospital beds are occupied by schizophrenia patients. Many are chronic abusers of drugs and alcohol, the result of desperate attempts to medicate themselves. The illness can therefore become a one...
After years of relying on its overwhelminginternational reputation, Oxford University beganjust recently to modify its salary scales forprofessors. Years ago, the scale was published inNewspapers. and professors salaries could bededuced just by knowing their ages. Today, thescales are no longer published, and administratorshave more leeway in salary offers to keep...
Like Jimmy Carter after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, Bush would like it known that after Los Angeles, the scales fell from his eyes. "The time really has come to try a new way . . . making our commitment to end poverty and despair greater than ever before." However, the distinguishing feature...
A couple of years ago the admissions practices at the Georgetown Law Center were the subject of heated debate after it became public that skin color was one of the scales that Georgetown Law School used to evaluate the academic achievements and character of its applicants. The revelation that it...