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In Phnom-Penh, residents were urged to cut down on their use of petroleum; the city was said to have only a three-day supply of gasoline on hand for private transport. To make matters worse, a fire destroyed one of Phnom-Penh's two electricity generators, blacking out...
The growing involvement of many students with these issues inevitably led to increasing interest in the issue of University governance and the general process of decision-making at Harvard. This led, in turn, to an increased faculty concern with the same order of problems. Discontents on the matter of University...
Far from stilling the demonstrations, the government's response only roused Argentine workers to sympathy for the students. The workers had their own grievances: the regime had frozen wages for more than two years, while the cost of living has risen more than 20%. When the unions declared a...
Pike went on to the Jesuits' University of Santa Clara with vague hopes of studying some day for the priesthood. Rather than stilling his first quiet doubts about Christian doctrine, the Jesuits increased them. Pike was jolted by the inconsistency between what he learned in the physics lab and...
Stilling a susurrus of speculation about her reasons for returning to Hollywood, Princess Grace, 32, postponed her comeback for at least a year-only to stir more talk about her reasons for staying away.