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...Handal, 51. Currently secretary-general of the Salvadoran Communist Party, Handal long resisted the insurrectionist ideas that led Carpio to break away from the party. But in April 1979, even the Moscow-lining Communists decided to join the fighting. They formed the Armed Forces of Liberation, one of the smallest of the guerrilla groups, which Handal commands...
...education. But those with special needs may participate in the other set-ups. The Fundamental School follows the back-to-basics, three "R's" approach, offering the 400 students involved additional structure. Parents feeling that their children need extra-strict discipline opt for this course. The Pilot School, the smallest of the programs with only 190 students, provides education in a more relaxed atmosphere. In this "environment." Students, teachers and parents "share in the decision-making process." One-fifth of the staff are counselors. The Enterprise Co-op is an alternative career-oriented program for drop-outs and potential drop...
Despite being perhaps the smallest heavyweight in the field. Phills is the tournament pin leader with two falls in a total of 2.30. He had had six small problems at the Eastern Championships when he wrestled tentatively, instead of attacking, but at the nationals has already barrelled into the quarter finals with two wins...
...recent statistical study found that Eliot and Kirkland Houses have the smallest percentage of Blacks of any of the Houses, with only 3 percent apiece. College officials have recently encouraged House masters to recruit freshmen in order to even out statistical disparties among the Houses in academic performance, varsity athletic participation and racial diversity...
...largest jump will be at the Business School, where annual fees will rise nearly 16 percent from $6900 to $8000 the smallest, at the Divinity School, where next year's figure of $5310 in 13 percent over this year...