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...Committee recommends changes to our current policy, Dean [of the College Benedict H.] Gross [’71] will present these to the Faculty Council this fall,” Associate Dean of the College Georgene B. Herschbach, who will chair the committee, wrote in an e-mail. Both the Faculty Council – the 18-member governing board of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences – and the entire Faculty would have to approve any new list before it is put into effect...
...Travel Policy Committee, which was formed by Gross in May, comes after students started an online petition in May calling for the College to amend its current system. As of yesterday, the petition had garnered signatures from 438 students, faculty, and staff...
...baseball, it's three strikes, you're out. What is it for the Secretary of Defense?" U.S. SENATOR EDWARD KENNEDY, questioning Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld during a Senate hearing on the Iraq war about the "series of gross errors and mistakes" made on his watch...
ITALY. Carli forecast continued growth at around 2.5% this year. Despite that rather modest expansion, companies have enjoyed hefty profits because they have increased prices and kept capital investments low. But the Italian public debt, now 101.9% of the gross national product, is expected to grow another...
...your report on Commander Billig, you compare a military surgeon's salary of $70,000 with the $240,000 gross income of a surgeon in private practice. The comparison is misleading. A private surgeon must pay for his office, the salaries of his personnel, his equipment, his insurance and his own retirement plan, all of which are provided by the military for its physicians. It may be difficult for the military to attract doctors, but not because of salary. Carie D. Buckley III, M.D. Staunton, Va. Shcharansky's Survival...