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...Stuart Chandler, the head TF for the course, said the enrollment is down from 500 students two years ago. At that time, Chandler said, there was a rumor circulating that the course was not going to be offered again...
...Stuart S. Barnes of the Episcopal Chaplaincy attributes the growth in religious activity to a redistribution of the religious population...
...report is, in many senses, a work of scholarship. It unites such diverse sources as the works of John Stuart Mill, the autobiography of Henry Adams, reports of former Harvard presidents and decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court to make the case for the importance of diversity in higher education...
...scientific findings is more so. It not only adds pieces to this intriguing puzzle but also goes one step further: making an analogy between the events of the Cambrian explosion and the characteristics of a chaotic system. In so doing, you raise a disturbing question: Might not theoretical biologist Stuart Kauffman's idea of the intrinsic instability of the evolving system be greatest when the gradient of change is at its steepest? If so, is the closing paragraph of your report pointing out the precariousness of human existence in the face of the current technological ''big bang''? CHARLES F. (''CHICK...
...Lawrence on Friday, junior Stuart Swenson gave the Saints all but 12-seconds to enjoy their 2-1 lead early in the second period. Following the face off at center ice, Swenson picked up the puck and zoomed into the zone. Swenson wristed the biscuit through a screen and past the St. Lawrence goalie to tie that game...