Word: authorization
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...would like to address this letter to Rebecca A. Jeschke '92, the author of the feature about the Wellesley College Senate Bus ["Enduring a Boring Trip for City's Excitement," February 26]. As a Wellesley student and a passenger the night Jeschke rode the bus, I found the article not only derogatory, but also in poor taste by the paper...
Only 436,000 black males in the same age group are enrolled in college or any other form of higher education. Warns Marc Mauer, the study's author: "We now risk the possibility of writing off an entire generation of black men from leading productive lives...
LONDON FIELDS by Martin Amis (Harmony; $19.95). The British author of Success and Money: A Suicide Note produces a murderously funny novel about a 1990s world that is tumbling inexorably toward a loveless void...
...more details in 1982 from a master's thesis written by a student at the U.S. Naval Academy. Clancy acknowledges taking considerable dramatic license: his defecting submarine commander makes it safely to the U.S. after much cold war derring-do. "My book has a historical foundation," says the author. "But it is a work of fiction...
Leningrad writer Nina Katerli first heard about the bizarre leaflet from a friend. A cooperative venture called EXODUS was announcing plans for a special event to take place at 4 a.m. on March 13. Anyone seeking information was advised to call Katerli's home telephone. A noted author of moral parables, Katerli is of Jewish, Russian and Polish descent and has become used to such crude ethnic provocations ever since she started drawing public attention to anti-Semitism in the Russian nationalist movement...