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...order to discuss some of these issues. The Crimson sponsored a roundtable discussion with two-Harvard Law School professors--Charles Fried. Carter Professor of General Jurisprudence, and Richard D. Parker--and third-year law student, Ibrahim Gassama. The discussion was led by Crimson editor Mark E. Feinberg...
...would be unfortunate if the institution of office hours led to the perception by professors that "That's my only obligation to students," added Jacqueline Berrier, a third-year student...
...billion deficits in half by 1989, even allowing for $30 billion worth of new programs. Would reduce military spending by at least $30 billion a year by then, trim $15 billion in annual health care and hospital costs, and save $10 billion through tighter management of farm programs. He would raise some $60 billion a year in new revenues by delaying the indexing of federal income taxes to inflation; capping Reagan's third-year, 10% tax cut at $1,100 for anyone with an income above $60,000 a year; placing a 10% surtax on incomes over...
...addition to military savings, would limit Reagan's third-year tax cut to $750 for all individuals, close some $15 billion in tax loopholes and defer tax indexing. Wants to reduce Medicare costs by .encouraging nonhospital treatment, preventive care and use of health maintenance organizations. Emphasizes growth of the economy as a deficit-chopping tool...
...imitate you, not create on their own. They will not be able to see your reasons. Toscanini was a very great conductor, but he was not a great musician." Despite the work load and the stream of mysterious utterances, many Curtis students love him. Says Concertmaster Susan Synnestvedt, a third-year violinist: "He feels there is a truth in music, and it should be discovered...