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...contest. The Crimson itself reported that the handling of the selection of contest judges was controversial. I think there is good reason to be concerned when a student council official who is also a member of "The Girl Next Door," arguably the most popular group on campus, is given sole responsibility for judge selection. Taking all this into consideration, it is difficult to believe that the council is as concerned about an "ethics problem" as their chairman claims. As regards the band "contest," if the council wishes to maintain a clean image, why not hold a contest open...
...adults). In abuse cases, for example, youngsters must relive acutely painful incidents, and they frequently feel that they are the ones on trial. Those considerations recently cost Philadelphia Prosecutor William Heiman his sexual abuse case against the father of a four-year-old girl. She was the sole witness, and Heiman could not bring in her mother to relate what the youngster had told her because that would be inadmissible hearsay. The girl was not forced to testify, he says, because a "psychiatrist made it very clear that the child could be badly damaged...
...decision marked a sharp turn in White House thinking. Though Reagan had always insisted that military spending must be exempt from budgetary restraints, he is now proposing a reduction for the sole purpose of shrinking the deficit. Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger, who fought against the cuts and lost, made that reasoning explicit. Ashen-faced and biting off his words, Weinberger declared, "If it were not for the deficit, we would not have any suggestion that we not carry out the full program...
...figure to the actress, and a clinic selected by Monroe's psychiatrist, Marianne Kris-had received paltry sums. Then, just in time for the 20th anniversary of her death last August, a Los Angeles lawyer-agent, Roger Richman, won the right to represent the Monroe estate as the sole licensing agent for Monroebilia. Richman is currently tracking down marketers of bric-a-brac and is now reportedly charging those new to the Monroe business 6% of gross in return for the right to use an "official" M.M. logo. He will not reveal his agent's fee, but notes...
...investments now total some $3 billion, making the fund the 20th largest of its type in the U.S. And while Brown, 56, and Bent, 45, will not say how much money their idea has brought them, the sum would obviously buy a lot of hot dogs. The two are sole general partners of the company that manages the fund's assets, and the company was paid $13.1 million during fiscal 1982 for running the money. Brown and Bent say that they have plowed much of the income back into the business over the years, investing some $11 million...