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...imbibe such ritual with the accompanying level of theatricality, the show fails to develop and sustain our interest. How much one can be moved by the performance ultimately depends on the intensity and extent of one's religious and philosophical convictions. If you're looking for an opportunity to supplement your foreign cultures requirement and are up for an intensely thought provoking evening, however, you aren't likely to get any better cultural exposure...
...budget also seeks to eliminate federal funding for several educational programs, including National Direct Student Loans (NDSL). Supplement Grants, State Student Incentive Grants. Graduate Student Fellowships, and a program to help build and renovate academic facilities...
...González, the chief spent lavishly on family and friends, flying as many as 300 guests in police helicopters to his estate for weekend parties. He kept a tighter rein on his men in uniform. By denying them necessary resources for their work, he encouraged them to supplement their paltry salaries with bribes...
...plan also deserves praise for its clear-cut statement that harassment is illegal, as well as for its proposal to create a central office to supplement existing complaint channels. Such an office would provide a highly visible resource for complainants and would make it easier to monitor repeat harassers...
...happens, all four answers are correct-even the last. In this week's issue of the Sunday newspaper supplement Parade (circ. 24 million), Reagan is both photo subject and author of the 1,800-word cover story, "How to Stay Fit." (The President talked out the basics to a White House speechwriter, then rewrote the article himself.) In the first paragraph he throws down the gauntlet: "So, move over, Jane Fonda, here comes the Ronald Reagan workout plan...