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...light of the budgetary and overcrowding problems, and the mechanical and interior failings, the absence of jubilant festivity at the Houses this year is perhaps understandable. But the lack of celebration should not suggest complete dissatisfaction with the House system among students, nor paralysis in the search for a solution among administrators...
...though we might get some elbow room by splitting the project into roof work and interior finishes. However, after discussion with the Building Department it appears that a building permit will be required for the roof. This will put the cost of the roof on the record. A further provision of the Barriers Board regulations requires adding together the cost of all separate building permits issued in any 24 month period for the building. This could put us in a bit of a bind...
...liberal Third World trade policy. Banker Jacques Delors, 55, once a key adviser to former Gaullist Premier Jacques Chaban-Delmas, will be Minister of Economy and Finance. Gaston Deferre, 70, the mayor of Marseille, will be the nation's top policeman in his capacity as Minister of the Interior. Mitterrand's rival for the presidential nomination last year, Michel Rocard, 50, will be Minister for Planning and Regional Development...
Ultrasound Imaging. Also known as echocardiography, this is probably the most widely used noninvasive test. By bouncing high-frequency sound waves off the heart in much the same way that surface ships search for submarines, physicians can get a picture of the heart's interior, its chambers and valves...
...coyotes are blamed for killing more than a million sheep a year, and sheepmen are clamoring for resumption of open chemical warfare. The U.S. Department of the Interior, meanwhile, has been experimenting with more specific anticoyote tactics. In one method, sheep are outfitted with a poison-filled collar; if a coyote takes a bite, it soon bites the dust. Another device, the so-called M-44, involves a spring-loaded tube covered with bait and planted in the ground. When a coyote begins tugging at the bait, the device fires a lethal dose of cyanide into its mouth...