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Later Roosevelt explained, "In any wild country, where the power of the law is little felt or heeded, and where everyone has to rely upon himself for protection, men soon get to feel that it is in the highest degree unwise to submit to any wrong without making an immediate and resolute effort to avenge it upon the wrongdoers...
...from the world body. In the past year, the U.S. has threatened to slash its hefty contribution to the U.N.'s budget unless it gains more control over how the money is spent, has dropped out of the U.N. Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), and has refused to submit to the jurisdiction of another U.N. offshoot, the International Court of Justice. Last week the White House almost canceled President Reagan's speaking engagement at the U.N., scheduled for this Thursday, after some Third World nations demanded that Palestine Liberation Organization Leader Yasser Arafat be invited to speak as well...
This spring, club members say, the society will ask for students to submit original screenplays--and will then choose which one to produce. Auditions for actors will be held during common casting next fall...
...freshman supplement will provide a forum for literary expression for freshmen who might be too intimidated to make submissions to the Advocate, said Selinger. "It takes a certain amount of brass to submit to the Advocate as a freshman," he said...
...Southern Pacific is also being sued by a former employee who was fired after she refused to submit to the urinalysis. In Washington a school-bus aide, who registered positive for drugs in a urine test, was fired by the school district even though she was cleared in a retest; she too is suing. May an employer invade the privacy of workers, even to the extent of inspecting their bodily fluids? The answer is unclear, in part because laws vary from state to state. But courts often try to draw a distinction between the examination of external evidence--fingerprints...