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Wilson later defined this goal as improving connections between undergraduates and post-graduate research at Radcliffe. In the Radcliffe Quarterly, she stated that she "will strive to provide an enabling environment for research and scholarship and to increase the linkages between those activities and the lives of undergraduates...
...SONG, we think that our society should strive to stimulate the love of learning via a carrot, not a stick. We should encourage kids who learn by praising them, not by ostracizing them from their peers and into the libraries...
...depends on what you mean by AffirmativeAction," said Patterson. "If it means quotas, thenI share Mansfield's disdain. But AffirmativeAction...means predispositions and long-run goalswe can strive...
...problem, of course, is that as both sides strive to prove that they can stand up to their enemy, it is the people of El Salvador who reap the consequences. "If this spiral of violence continues," warned San Salvador's Archbishop Arturo Rivera Damas, "death and destruction will sweep away many, especially those who are of most use to our people...
BUSINESS: "Made in the U.S.A." is regaining some of its former luster as American firms strive for quality...