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In an afternoon of outstanding personal efforts, any one of which would have satisfied a spectator's daily need for sensation, perhaps the most prominent performance was turned in by the Crimson 400-meter sprinters.
"Although the actual resolution only approves a committee to look into the question, there seems to be a solid consensus among the faculty that the school has waited too long," Pete Brown, a reporter for the Columbia Spectator, said yesterday.
Details of the suit were unavailable, but The Columbia Daily Spectator reported that the university's suit is one of about 90 claims on Iranian assets by U.S. corporations and institutions since the Shah fell.
Such paintings suggest the strength of the Neue Sachlichkeit tendency to paint a world beyond the spectator's control - not Leger's confidence in technology, but glimpses of an airless place, always the city, with looming buildings, threatening, gray and crystalline, where the exact divisions between things seem...
The Spectator said the report discounts the likelihood of attaining "a much more integrated arrangement with Barnard than exists at present," because "such integration has been under discussion for several years with no perceptible progress towards the goal."