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Kesselman is not the only one complaining. Some graduate students interviewed yesterday said that the Business School's strict cross-registration procedures make it difficult for students from Harvard's other schools to enroll in classes...
...have the same problems about course registration that the Business School does," said Lucker, who is also the Kennedy School's registrar. "The Business School has really strict limits on how many students can be in each course. If the limit is reached, they will not let anybody else...
...acknowledged selling Hussein materials that were used to make chemical weapons. TIME Defense correspondent Mark Thompson says the vets will have a tough time proving any cause-and-effect in court when the Pentagon itself believes the illnesses have no single cause. Still, Thompson adds, Germany was far less strict than the U.S. about selling multiple-use materials to Iraq in the past, and "whether it's tanks, airplanes or ingredients for poison gas, the bad guys in that drama are clearly the Europeans...
...with so much less time to do what he believes must be accomplished. The Pope, under strict orders from his physician, must take a half-hour after- lunch nap. After that he exercises by walking along the Apostolic Palace's rooftop terrace while reciting the rosary and reading his breviary...
...deadly sea swells and lust in a lighthouse, all set in the tiny Newfoundland community of Witless Bay (one store, one restaurant, a sawmill and a drydock) just after the turn of the century. The author writes well against this florid grain, producing extravagant melodrama in language that is strict, laconic and evocative...