Word: controller
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...essential to U.S. security. President Carter just a few months ago told treaty opponents he wanted SALT II passed because it was in the U.S. national interest, not a gift to the Soviets. Brezhnev too has been running into attacks from hardliners who don't want arms control. Those who say SALT II will enshrine Soviet superiority fail to say how we will be better off if the treaty is shelved. The arms race will escalate, and the Soviet lead will in all probability widen further. SALT II reigns in the Soviets, and since the U.S. has not been building...
...were somewhat surprised to read in the January 4 Crimson that there are two Rhodes Scholars from "Anchorage, Al." rather than Anchorage, Ak. We do, however, appreciate the Crimson's participation in our campaign to control population growth and industrial development in Alaska. The more people who think that Anchorage in is Alabama the better! Robert J.L. London '79 David W. Levine...
...many economists who deplore its authoritarian government, Chile remains a model of what can be achieved in restructuring an aging, prostrate economy into a streamlined machine. The ironic reason for the success is that the dictator is allowing the economists to free business from state control...
...skaters. I am conscious of resembling, as I skate, a bishop who has drunk too much at a garden party and is trying to appear sober. I totter along for miles, fascinated, accompanied by a dog who skates no better than I do and an assistant dog who loses control of her hindquarters when she tries to turn. We reach a cove where three boys skate in a big, shifting triangle, rattling a hockey puck across the ice from vertex to vertex...
...seven plainclothes police officers will patrol the halls of the school, and popular teachers from elementary schools, whom administrators says they hope will be able to control students, will be stationed around the building...