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Making it easier to use study abroad course work to satisfy the Foreign Cultures and Historical Studies B Core requirement might also help open the door to study abroad a little wider, Chopra says...
...Hoxby charges, the committee has so far only invited testimony from organizations that support the living wage, HCECP must now encourage testimony from and solicit input from groups with a wider range of viewpoints—Hoxby specifically mentioned the lack of testimony from the Employment Policies Institute, an organization that researches issues of entry-level employment...
...here, crazy people who wear vinyl and leather all the time, and then sort of 30-something business people who want something fun to wear on weekends.” Fick believes that Hootenanny’s edge comes from opening this niche of fun, racy clothing to a wider base of potential costumers. Unlike stores who cater exclusively to a goth or punk audience, Hootenanny brings rock, punk, goth and club apparel together in an atmosphere that is intriguing rather than intimidating...
...things fear of the unspecified does is to broaden and shrink the context of one's life simultaneously. Because of Sept. 11, one is made jarringly aware of living in the wider world, and one's private vanities are properly discarded. At the same time, because that wider world means menace, one is also spooked into blanket-over-the-head thinking. Should I sit in a crowd at a ball game? Send the kids to school? Go down to the kitchen...
...endorsed by leaders of the 56-nation Organization of the Islamic Conference. Meeting in Qatar, the o.i.c. condemned the attacks on America but urged that U.S. reprisals exclude action against other states. British Prime Minister Tony Blair sought to quell speculation that Iraq would be a target of a wider campaign, saying there was no evidence linking Iraq to the Sept. 11 attacks. A letter to the United Nations from U.S. Ambassador John Negroponte had warned that America reserved the right to act against other states, but U.S. officials said this could refer to investigations into radical Islamic groups...