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"You'd be surprised how many people come out of the woodwork," says Bartlett to explain the superabundance of caddies who show up for tournaments. After a tournament is over, Bartlett says, the caddy yard slips back into its characteristic languor, broken only by occasional run-ins between rambunctious, latter...
The major danger of expanding nuclear energy facilities consists of the "creation of an irrestible temptation to terrorists for blackmail," Kistiakowsky said. The threat of blackmail would "inevitably" create a large network of security operations including break-ins and buggings, which he considers "grave civil liberties threats," he said.
AFTER SEVERAL YEARS of relative quiescence, French students are once again mobilized in opposition to the French government over the future of their universities. Last week, more than 100,000 students all over France participated in demonstrations against the Giscard d' Estaing government's proposed reform of higher education. These...
McCue has not mastered all of the GSD's ins and outs. Last month, shortly after he agreed to leave California the controversy over Kilbridge struck.
Despite its flaws, Literary Women still serves as an immensely readable introduction to some 60 women writers, including many whose reputations have been entombed in the footnotes of professional journals. For these literary shut-ins, a slumber party is better than no outing at all.