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...other news on the catering front, Andrew W. Nelson. HSA General Manager, announced Monday plans to expand the catering division into year-round operation...
...university library; officials cannot afford to hire people to catalogue the volumes because the state legislature has frozen all the university's appropriations at last year's levels. In Mora, Minn., children go to school twelve months a year; the town had to put the school on a year-round schedule to save money after voters defeated a bond issue...
There are no roads linking Barrow to the outside world; ships can get in and out only two months a year. The only year-round connection to the outside is by air, and every day a Wien Consolidated Airlines Boeing 737 jet puts down on an airstrip just outside the settlement. The community's leaders say that the remoteness of Barrow is probably the main reason for one of the area's most perplexing problems-excessive drinking. Of the 700-odd arrests made by Barrow police over the past year, almost all were related to drinking. An important...
...admissions office at Dartmouth has already accepted applications from women in anticipation of the trustees' decision, which also authorized a year-round operational plan in conjunction with coeducation...
Savage Squeeze. The year-round plan also spreads the load that children put on museums and public libraries. When the stagger system begins at the high school next July, it should keep down the number of idle, trouble-prone teenagers who tend to congregate on the streets during the warm months. Says Thomas Mandeville, father of a Valley View pupil: "The kids used to get bored with summer and restless with the long school year. Breaking it up is good for them. It's good for us too." Most instructors have willingly given up their usual summer vacations...