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Some professors express concern that the high rates of indirect cost may limit or drive away direct monies for research. If the rate at a particular university is much higher than at another, then the government may be more likely to award a grant to the institution with the lower rate, they...
...holder of the "masculine American man" placard, he is a prominent member of Students Against War in the Middle East (SAWME), and it was clear to those present at the rally that he was not there to express support for SUDS and SUDS' views...
...have no problem if The Crimson wishes to disagree with us or with the policies SUDS advocates. However, we firmly believe that the place to express such disagreement is in editorials or opinion pieces, not in deliberately slanted accounts of events. We sincerely hope that The Crimson uses higher journalistic standards in the future. Adam D. Taxin '93 Harry J. Wilson '93 Co-Founders, SUDS
...hard not to see in Lincoln Center's bicentennial gourmandizing a musical Trump Tower," Berkeley musicologist Richard Taruskin complained in the New York Times. The Economist was concerned that "the world will be in grave danger of suffering from surfeit." "Mozart will be everywhere," sighed the French weekly L'Express, "on posters, the radio, the front page . . . not to mention Viennese confections and chocolate Mozarts. Mozart wrote, 'I would like to have all that is good, true and beautiful.' Well, so he will and, alas, all that is worst as well." Perhaps so, but while Mozart was not the giggling...
...Martin Luther King Jr. did find individuals responsible during times like these. "Every man of humane convictions must decide on the protest that best suits his convictions," the civil rights leader said in 1967, "but we all must protest" Clearly King believed that Americans on the home front should express their opposition to the Vietnam...