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...still prevent a married woman-separated or not-from leaving the country without her husband's written permission. But such old-fashioned notions are dying fast, and Latin American women are determined to lay down a few rules of their own. "We know," says Colombia's Señora de Uribe, "that we have something else to offer than men-namely, the human element, more compassion. And with this, we will conquer society which for years has kept us submissive...
...ratified then, the constitution will be submitted to the student body on January 14, 1964 for final approval by majority vote. Apparently, students will be able to choose only between the status quo and the proposed dual-council. There will be no opportunity to vote against student government per se...
...cautioned that implied in the distribution scheme was an "atrophy factor." Gen Ed, he said, has always "been a requirement in a dual sense": students must take it, but the Faculty is also obligated to give Gen Ed courses. "Without a requirement for Gen Ed courses per se, some much-needed offerings might wither away." If professors could satisfy their Gen Ed "requirement" by teaching introductory courses, very few would venture outside their department, Monro suggested...
Apparently abandoning political ambition, Shishekly emigated to Brazil in 1958, bought a small rice farm near the town of Ceres, and married a second wife, Thérèse, a Frenchwoman who bore him a daughter. Life in Ceres was quiet. Shishekly kept clear of politics, gave only a few reluctant interviews to the press, paid his debts promptly, and was respected by his neighbors, some of whom still called him "President...
Tocker found Topps innocent of illegalities "per se," attributing its success largely to the "inefficiency" of its competitors. Even so, the law "does not excuse monopoly by reference to any qualifying conditions." Its object is equal business opportunities. This Topps prevented, said Tocker, by "regimentation of the baseball card-buying public." For example, it issued check lists to exploit the kids' appetites for complete sets of its 576 numbered cards. As Tocker sees it, Topps has thus "monopolized a part of trade or commerce within the meaning of Section 2 of the Sherman Antitrust...