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Last February, under pressure from first-year students who organized a 400-signature petition drive, the Review abandoned a policy of selecting half of its members on the sole basis of first-year grades. The petition charged that grade based selections were arbitrary and inequitable...
...Rajiv, her daughter-in-law Sonia and their two children, Rahul and Priyanka. Rajiv was off on a political trip to the state of West Bengal, preparing the ruling Congress (I) Party for national elections that are due to be held by mid-January 1985. As Mrs. Gandhi's sole surviving son, Rajiv, 40, was also the heir apparent to the House of Nehru and the leadership of India. But at 66, Indira Gandhi was in fine health and ebullient spirits as she prepared to seek a fifth term as Prime Minister of the world's most populous democracy...
Penn, now 4-2, had sole possession of the league lead. But they would bow to lowly Cornell on the following Saturday, while Harvard was wiping the turf with Yale, beating them...
Penn need only win or tie at Cornell next weekend to clinch sole possession of the crown that it has shared with Harvard the past two years...
...that openly argued its views. Globe-endorsed candidates seem to receive more sympathetic news treatment than their rivals. Janeway concedes that the paper has a "cacophony of columnists" and undervalues reporting. Cultural and life-style coverage has sagged. On local news, the Globe is too often scooped by its sole surviving Boston rival, the Herald (circ. 344,000), which has been revivified since it was bought in December 1982 by Australian Press Baron Rupert Murdoch. Says Herald Editor Joe Robinowitz: "If something breaks late, they take forever to decide whether to put it into the paper." The Globe also tends...