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Police estimated the value of property stolen from February 3 to 11 at $4907.36, including a TV a camera lens from the Science Carter and one Adidas running shoe...
...ongoing study and the brainstorming sessions with students shoe the burden of loan and jobs is becoming intolerable, or that Harvard's resources simply cannot stretch enough to continue funding all accepted applicants, officials will have to begin discussing whether to admit some applicants without assurance of financial aid consider applicants financial situation when making admissions decisions of adopt some kind of compromise among these options Jewett said...
...WRON can wait out or starve out that resistance. Quiet does not mean that the military takeover has succeeded, however, for the security forces have no weapons against the growing passive resistance in the country. As one Western observer said, "You can put a colonel in every shoe factory in the country, but that will not stop the decline in production...
...movies. In his singing and dancing debut, Martin goes through paces with the game energy of Dr. Johnson's dog, and the other stars seem weighed down by the movie's megabudget. Only Vernel Bagneris-with his dusky sensitivity and a body that moves through his soft-shoe number like a Slinky on an escalator-develops a strong personality. Visually too Pennies is of two minds: Ken Adam's precisely gaudy sets need megawatt illumination, but Cinematographer Gordon Willis keeps most of the lighting as morose as a coal miner's funeral. Perhaps this...
...American economy in the late 1980s is expected to have even more severe problems of worker shortages in some key industries. A Labor Department study shows that while the U.S. will need far fewer shoe repairmen, gas station operators and postal clerks by 1990, it will be looking for increased numbers of computer programmers, computer systems analysts and home health aides...