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...Russian term for the new program is "perestroika," restructuring. It includes another frequently used term, "democratization" -- the greater involvement of the Soviet people in the management of their society. An important part of this is a "new way of thinking," which offers far greater room than ever before for fresh ideas, the discussion of previously taboo subjects and official candor. At every meeting we encountered examples of this new thinking...
...move is part of the college's long-term expansion and renovation plan. Emerson's administration has long recognized "the need for more sophisticated facilities, and the limited opportunities to expand in our present location," said Lisa Wood, Emerson assistant director of public relations...
...love as never having to say you're sorry--for handing in a paper late--you are probably in the majority at Harvard. There actually exist a few, alright it's about 3500, students who have not yet found a long-term partner at Harvard for mutual "sharing and caring," let alone for exhilarating erotica. (Cupid is, after all the god of erotic love.) Not surprisingly, most students do not want to admit the sad state they are in and declined to have their names used for this article. Here are a few thoughts from cynics all over the campus...
...Board, which hears the majority of all student disciplinary cases, will decide at the end of the term if it will make the changes permanent, Jewett said...
...long term, I expect the results to be largely the same as they were before, but students are likely to feel more comfortable with the outcomes," said Jeffrey Wolcowitz, Dunster House senior tutor. "Much of the mystique and mystery [of the discipline process] has been eliminated...