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...temporary solution, the University is paying Christopher N. Tchissen '93, who is not Jewish, to escort the 14 students to their dorms and to unlock the doors twice a night. Tchissen was already employed at Hillel as a guard...
...would tie up the cars," Johnson said. "It would be difficult for the students, who would have to wait for the officers to finish up other calls [before being let in]." Johnson suggested that perhaps Hillel volunteers could unlock the doors...
...either case, his personal imprint on the age will remain. Gorbachev is above all a source of inspiration for the defenders of liberty, of change without bloodshed, of trial and error, and thus of people who try to unlock the hitherto closed doors into an open future...
...regulatory system. Sponsored in the House by Michigan Democrat William Ford, the bill would require any company with more than 11 employees to set up a worker-management safety committee empowered to enforce jobsite safety rules. "Then there's no reason for an inspector to show up to unlock a door," says Franklin Mirer, safety director for the United Auto Workers. "The workers...
...Army militia, weighed in with a requirement that nine of his militiamen held by Hizballah be released or accounted for. Lahd holds the keys to El Khiam prison in southern Lebanon, where Israel detains 350 of the Shi'ites sought by Islamic Jihad -- though Israel would probably make him unlock the door if its soldiers are recovered. Damascus has also put in a bid for the release of an unspecified number of Syrian soldiers it claims were detained by Israel in the Golan Heights...