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...that our team has the highest academic index of any varsity team in the Ivy League. We are a quiet and hard working team that has no troubles with the Ad Board or in the classroom. Secondly if Mr.Cunha bothered to take a poll around the University he would se we have one of the most respected and best like bunch of guys on the campus. "Class" is certainly not an adjective that people will forget to use about us. What happened on the court was an unfortunate incident, but our team plays hard and plays to win. We have...
SIMPLY PUT, the most effective way for the United States to force reform or any change in South Africa is to threaten and carry out removal of all political, corporate, and economic support for the system. Although Harvard's divestment per se may not swing a particular corporation to withdraw from South Africa, it becomes more potent when combined with the divestiture efforts of other universities, state and Federal institutions and organizations, leading toward the goal of ending all U.S. corporate involvement with the current South African regime...
McRae says Law has affected the archdiocese more as a well-known public figure than as a bishop per se. "He hasn't shown us his hand yet on local issues." He would like to see Law draw up a plan for the future of the archdiocese, dealing with issues of organization and diminishing numbers of clergymen within the Church...
...computer itself. It is here that hardware companies become involved since operating systems are in general designed by the manufacturer. "If you don't have a good security design in your operating system security within the applications can't be well maintained," says Ashton. Nonetheless, security per se is not generally acknowledged to be the responsibility of the manufacturer. "It's not General Motors' responsibility to enforce the speeding law . . . but one can make cars more crash-resistant," says...
...edge," said Douglas Cayne, a technology specialist at the Gartner Group research firm. "Major innovations will continue to come from small companies and entrepreneurs." Other industry watchers, however, fear that IBM's aggressiveness could hurt the long-term health of the electronics business. Said Benjamin Rosen, chairman of Se-vin-Rosen Management, a venture-capital firm: "It will have a chilling effect on future investment in innovative start-up companies that would be vulnerable to IBM competition. Investors are afraid that they will be trampled by the stampeding elephant...