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...specially-equipped van for handicapped Harvard students is in operation this semester as a supplement to regular shuttle service, Dorothy Moser, a staff assistant in President Bok's office, said yesterday...
Establishment of a core curriculum would probably remedy this problem by requiring students to choose between a few basic courses in addition to their electives. This would make it possible for related Expos courses to become a "standard feature," Byker said. The experimental sections supplement the basic Expos program, which for the past three years has offered classes emphasizing specific areas of writing such as fiction and literature...
...secretary ought to be her boss's "office wife;" office homemaking is part of the job. They will tell you that office workers are badly paid because the jobs don't deserve more money, because most women are only working until they get married or because they want to supplement their husband's income. Maybe they'll even try to tell you that Times Are Changing and women office workers' wages are catching up with...
None of that helps Pan Am, which has let its once enormous political power decline while Braniff has developed potency with Carter's Sunbelt constituents. The loss of any international route hurts Pan Am especially because it has no domestic service to supplement its foreign business. The airline pointed out that no department of the Government found any foreign policy reason for denying it the run from Dallas-Fort Worth to London. But the only opinion that counts is the President's, and according to several reports, he traded the award to Braniff for the votes...
Superintendent John Beckwith was perplexed. Sears, Kenilworth's lone school, had never asked for any HEW money to supplement its $1.2 million budget. Beckwith wrote a letter to Washington explaining that since this was so, he saw no reason to spend 60 to 80 hours filling out the exhaustive questionnaire...