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VOLGOGRAD, Russia: Struggling to compensate workers in the cash-strapped post-Soviet era, Russian bureaucrats in Volgograd have turned to an even older form of payment to offer their workers: Turnips. And carrots, beets, and other assorted vegetables from the local harvest. The workers, who are owed about $175,000...
The Duke and Syracuse college newspapers and radio stations are swamped with students eager to get involved with sports journalism--at Harvard, only eight people will be responsible for broadcasting Harvard football, basketball, hockey and assorted baseball games on WHRB next year. Are we really that much more studious?
"Because so much of what I did was literature, I used mostly sourcebooks," says Joyce M. Greening '72, a Russian history and literature concentrator. "The only classes that I can remember that used textbooks were natural science classes, and even these usually had one textbooks and a number of assorted...
As they always have been, fireworks are handcrafted. Computers may trigger the bursts and create complex "choreography," but the basic recipe for many fireworks has remained unchanged for a hundred years: potassium nitrate or perchlorate; sulfur, charcoal or aluminum; plus assorted chemicals to produce varied hues. "With all the space...
So when Colin Powell, assorted Presidents and the corporate chieftains of Powell's volunteer army are in town, they are welcome to drop by. "More than money and materials, that's what we need," says Sister Carol Keck, who has run the Neighborhood Project in West Kensington for 10 years...