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Lastly, there is a comment about the over-abundance of large lecture courses in the department. I should like to point out that in the current catalog there are 31 courses which are listed as a conference course or limited enrollment. In addition, we shall be adding a number of discussion courses in the fall, but it is simply not accurate to say that there is not a wide range of conference courses open to undergraduates. Not all of these are offered every year, but they are evenly distributed during the time of a student's concentration. Wallace T. MacCaffrey...
...Thursday afternoon, six of the team's C-130s rose from an undisclosed airfield in Egypt, where Carter's increasingly helpful friend, President Anwar Sadat, made no attempt to deny his nation's involvement in the American mission. Said Sadat later: "I have promised the American people that I shall give facilities for the rescue of the hostages and for the rescue of any Arab state in the Gulf...
...town in northern Austria, when in 1938 he led his congregation to the U.S. to escape Nazi persecution; later he aided the postwar resettlement of many Hasidic Jews, whose men wear broad-brimmed black hats, grow their sideburns into long curls and never shave, heeding the biblical injunction: "Ye shall not round the corners of your heads, neither shall thou mar the corners of thy beard...
...militants maintained that they had not punished the hostages in any way because of the U.S. sanctions. But a spokesman said: "We will reduce the hostages to ashes instantly in case of military intervention against Iran. Otherwise, we shall not lift a finger against them...
With the rise of "prosumerism" and more interesting work, Toffler reports, a "personality of the future will be born." This 11-page discussion ends on a cheery note. "We shall create not a utopian man or woman who towers over the people of the past...but merely, and proudly, one hopes, a race--and a civilization--that deserves to be called human." These new human beings, in turn, will engage increasingly in minority politics, necessitating a change in the Constitution, which Toffler chummily outlines in a letter addressed to "The Founding Parents." The new race will get more...