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...Seamus P. Malin '62 doesn't really lead a double life. It's just that his two main pastimes tend never to overlap. Consequently, almost none of his buddies in the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid have actually heard him announce a soccer game for the New York Cosmos--although they all say, politely, that they've heard he's very good. And among people who know Malin in his capacity as the pro soccer team's official commentator, it's unlikely that more than a few are fully aware of his duties in Harvard admissions or for this...
...formulas by which need is adjusted have also remained unchanged, says Acting Financial Aid Director Seamus P. Malin. Malin, an assistant admissions dean who is filling in this year on the aid-office post he held six years ago, says the level of panic and of appeals for reevaluation is about the same as he remembers--as is the number of students who actually drop out for economic reasons. Of these, the aid office sees "only the really dramatic ones, maybe ten a year," Malin says, while the Ad Board handles the rest. And of these, Malin draws a distinction...
...Seamus P. Malin, acting financial aid director, raises the possibility of rupturing the crucial relationship between his office and families of aid recipients...
...action" would help to split the Protestants and lead to a British withdrawal frum Ulster. Meanwhile, the I.R.A. continued to bomb in Britain. A toy gun left on the sidewalk in front of military barracks in London exploded, injuring two women. Said Social Democratic and Labor Party Deputy Leader Seamus Mallon, expressing the growing fears in Ulster and elsewhere with such continuing violence: "Paisley and the Provos are simply feeding on each other...
...I.R.A.'s Provisional wing are supported by a majority of Ulster's Catholic community. Initially, that judgment was probably correct, but Catholic political leaders are now troubled by a shift in attitude since the prisoners began their fast. If even one of the hunger strikers dies, warned Seamus Mallon, the moderate deputy leader of the Social Democratic and Labor Party, there will be a new outbreak of violence. "It will make martyrs of those men," he said...