Word: spites
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...voting members) and there is not a single position for a non-faculty employee. Most of the appointed members are specialists in certain areas of the social sciences. Both this semester and last, two-thirds of all ACSR members are from business, economics, government and law, in spite of a letter of protest to President Bok last spring from the Undergraduate Committee on Shareholder Responsibility. While training in these areas does not make members immoral, it tends to give them a limited perspective and slants their views toward the corporations. The secrecy which the committee has tried to maintain, especially...
...different levels, and according to Alvin Epstein, an associate of Brustein's for ten years and now director of the Tyrone Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis, "It took a long time to fuse those energies, and the plan for how to fuse them was always changing." It happened, however, in spite of student unrest during the late '60s and fights among the faculty members. By the mid-70's the Yale Rep had become, in the words of Hartford Courant Drama Critic Malcolm Johnson, who has followed it from the beginning, "the most consistently interesting theater in the area." Even...
Team captain Maura Costin swam strongly in spite of a troublesome shoulder injury, winning the 50-yd. freestyle and the 100-yd. individual medley, and placing second in the 50-yd. freestyle...
...great easing of the relationship among Jews, Christians and Arabs. After all, in spite of the loyalty of the East Jerusalem Arabs to Jordan, and to the Palestine Liberation Organization, for many the great power is Egypt, with its 40 million Arabs. The fact that there is an agreement may mean the mayor of Cairo will visit here. All this must have its effect on an easing of real relationships. They are already pretty good. This is really one city. Certainly a mayor can walk around here more easily than he can in many cities...
Focusing on the Hatch-King race for governor, Thomas Joyce, a political activist in New Jersey and New York, said he was sure King would win "in spite of himself," citing King's strength in small towns around the state...