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Doty said Harvard's consideration of commercial involvement in recombinant DNA research is "symptomatic of a wider movement" influenced by declining university funds, increased faculty dependence on outside sources to supplement falling income, and the desire for rapid transfer of research to industrial applications...
...supplement the aid from these sources, Nguyen is expected to contribute $700. This year, he hopes to find a job grading physics exams...
...been to get myself cured than run for reelection." Untermeyer cautions his students that the "all-consuming" demands of political life prevent all but the rarest politician from "having anything resembling a normal family life," and has invited Peter Beilenson '81, son of Congressman Anthony Beilenson (D-Calif.), to supplement the mature testimonials of Wyatt and others...
...conservative gulf states, who then might accept Iraqi hegemony. Syria's Assad feels threatened by Iraq so he allies himself with Iraq's enemy, Iran. Assad strings Gaddafi along on the mostly rhetorical "merger" because Libya has a huge supply of Soviet arms that Syria may need to supplement its own in case of war with Iraq?and also because Gaddafi, in exchange for Syrian cooperation in the merger charade, has pulled back help from Assad's other enemies...
...past ten years the number of federal programs like TAA that have been designed to ease the pain of joblessness, spur retraining and supplement the assistance provided under existing unemployment programs has swelled from nine to 18. There are now, for example, special programs for out-of-work West Coast lumber mill hands, ones to locate jobs for unemployed railroad workers, and a new program to find employment for airline employees who are let go as a result of deregulation. The mishmash of programs clearly needs a thorough re-examination rather than just some further tinkering...