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Even if Harvard could be counted on to promote affirmative action aggressively on the home front in the absence of federal scrutiny, a questionable suggestion, other schools would not. The University can certainly tolerate the additional paperwork generated by federal hiring regulations; it cannot thrive, however, as a community whose social and economic diversity is imperiled...
Much of King's brash confidence that Massachusetts can thrive under the new programs of Reaganomics seems only political positioning, election-year fact juggling. "Our economy is so much stronger than most other states," he boasts often and in testimony before the Joint Economic Committee he recently trumpeted "the great American success story" that has materialized during his reign. But though unemployment has inched down in Massachusetts in the past few years, the Bay State is hardly in the invincible position that King would suggest. Manufacturing for one key example, has stagnated over the past year, and several key cities...
Although the Harvard squad is weaker than it was a year ago when it swept both the 400 and 500 and won the meet. 75-61, the Crimson should still thrive in both events. Bennet Midlo, Steve Ezeji-Okoye, and Scott Murrer all seem to have recovered from the injuries that hampered them in the GBCs, and all three will run today...
...specific proposals of the NIEO may or may not win at least the partial support and involvement of the U.S. and other developed countries, but one thing is certain: that is we want a world in which democracy has a good chance to thrive, we ought to work as efficiently as possible towards a world in which all its citizens have the time to be complete human beings, and not be satisfied with and hoe programs which respond to crises at they occur. For among the alternatives to movements emphasizing the freedom of man to choose his emphasizing the freedom...
Talented as the Huskies are, don't look for lots of fancy skating or nifty passing from them. They thrive on rough shootouts. McDougall's big goal two years ago typifies Northeastern's attack: taking control of the area in front of the net, and pestering the goalie with shots from the slot. Strong Husky for-forwards, like Ken Manchurek. Scott McKenney and the members of the McDougall line, have turned on quite a few red lights that way. And when a defenseman like captain Jeff Hiltz or Paul Filipe takes a slapshot, the odds are very high that...