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...campaign rather than theirs. Glenn has organized and filed full delegate slates in all primary states to retain a chance of capitalizing himself, notably in the South, where many voters may find both Mondale and Hart too liberal. But his resources are coming under strain. In order to switch money and effort into the Super Tuesday primaries in Florida, Georgia and Alabama on March 13 and the March 17 caucuses in Mississippi, where he must run strongly to survive, Glenn last week had to put his campaigns in Texas and Michigan on hold, temporarily closing offices and stopping...
...Biden wanted a clear-cut answer on whether the Justice Department can switch sides from positions held by previous administrations," Steven Metalitz, aide to Sen. Charles McC. Mathias (R-Md.), a member of the Judiciary Committee, said yesterday...
...team's gritty attitude was perhaps best enshrined in sophomore netminder Grant Blair. While Blair had been diligently laboring away in the Crimson nets, turning away almost everything that he humanly could, his teammates just up the ice were struggling. All Year, the icemen had seldom found the switch to turn on the red lamp. This weekend was no different...
Admittedly, this switch to recognized authorities cuts out the younger, more extreme writers, and narrows the range of coffeetable magazines. "If literary America has really touched bottom," says Noah, "they should be encouraging young writers to write great essays, not turning to the established writers...
There may also be some resistance among the CLAIS members to switch to an interdisciplinary concentration, as such a move might take them away from their current departments. "The members of the committee don't want Latin American studies to be a department because I think they feel that their own disciplines are pretty well taken care of," says Lili Wadsworth, assistant to the chairman of the committee...