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...Guessing is a little like looking into a crystal ball. Once Radcliffe ceded responsibility for undergraduates completely to Harvard, it must now concentrate on expanding its position as being the foremost center for women's research and study in the nation. The donations that Radcliffe has received in the wake of its announcement have shown that some alumnae support Radcliffe's new mission. Such financial backing may be a positive sign that the Radcliffe Institute will be able to play a dominant role in women's studies in the future...
Entering Harvard in the wake of turbulent protests, the Class of 1974 found a quiet campus, with full coeducation taking its first tentative steps, final clubs reestablishing their presence on the social scene and students maintaining easygoing attitudes...
Entering Harvard in the wake of turbulent protests, the Class of 1974 found a quiet campus, with full coeducation taking its first tentative steps, final clubs reestablishing their presence on the social scene and students maintaining easygoing attitudes...
Bauer also said that in the wake of the release of the Cox report in May, which detailed Chinese spying at American nuclear weapons plants over the last 20 years, the U.S. should be wary of expanding trade relations with China...
Loral's ill-fated launch may also have caused collateral damage of a different kind. In the wake of the crash, a committee of Western aerospace experts, headed by a top Loral official, was tapped to investigate. It drew up a preliminary report on specific reasons the Long March may have failed--and faxed it over to the Chinese. This technical feedback, a federal investigation concluded, may have helped China improve the accuracy of its rocket and missile programs. The Defense Department found that Loral and Hughes, another satellite company on the committee, had engaged in a "serious export-control...