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...receives nearly 50 applications for the 35 openings in its sophomopre class, but Bakanowsky says the department has no plans for expansion. Instead, Bakanowsky, who teaches the two Core Curriculum courses offered by the department and believes that "the arts belong to everyone, not a select few," says that the department goes out of its way to reach out to non-concentrators. Consequently, some 1300 of the 1600 annual spots in the department's courses are filled by non-concentrators...
...Justice Department lawyers are cool to the idea. "We're not hot to trot on this thing," says one Justice official. That lack of enthusiasm is mirrored on Capitol Hill by lawmakers who deal regularly with the CIA. Says Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont, vice chairman of the Select Committee on Intelligence: "When you go after press organizations, you're treating the symptoms rather than the problem...
...Harvard-affiliated Nieman Foundation, a program for select mid-career journalists, this week announced the 12 members of the 49th class of Nieman fellows...
Harvey Sabinson of the American Theatre Critics Association, which nominates candidates for the Special Tony Award, said that the decision to select ART was "quite decisive." Candidates for the award this year included the Center Stage of Baltimore, the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre, the San Francisco Mime Troupe, and the Syracuse Stage...
Friday's opening round served as a filter to select the four teams destined for championship play Saturday. And right from the start, the Californians demonstrated their complete domination of the game. With just 150 seconds gone in the first quarter of play against Stanford, Harvard was down, 4-0. And just four minutes into the San Diego contest, the Crimson faced a six-goal deficit...