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Since 1981 Stephenson himself has been a hurricane of activity. From high atop his seventh floor Holyoke Center office, Stephenson has juggled every detail of the three-day extravaganza...
Stephenson says the celebration he has planned will differ markedly from the 300th he experienced as an undergraduate. In 1936, the University celebrated its birthday with a summer-long series of erudite conferences on the future of academia that culminated in a three-day public celebration...
Outwardly unshaken by the failure of Howe's mission, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher intended to hold her lonely line against meaningful sanctions at a three-day meeting of leaders of six Commonwealth members (Australia, Canada, India, the Bahamas, Zambia and Zimbabwe). Arguing that sanctions will not work unless the industrial powers join in applying them, she hoped to buy time until at least mid-September, when foreign ministers of the European Community nations complete deliberations on the subject in Luxembourg. If Britain remains out of step on sanctions then, Thatcher's Cabinet seems likely to split sharply...
...addition to several invitation-only galas, the Prince of Wales will pack into his full three-day schedule visits to the University-affiliated Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, the Massachusetts State House, the Wang Corporation laboratories, Burberry's and the Lowell town center, site of a major urban renewal project...
...committee organizing the undergraduate 350th celebration received a grant of $5000 from BayBanks Trust Wednesday to help fund the three-day gala weekend in October...