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...Harvard, she plans to open her seminars to graduate students in the humanities...
...really). At odds are the apparently blinding effects of Hoosier loyalty and broader national standards of acceptable behavior. Knight, the university administration and the basketball players might have been better served by a panel of truly objective investigators; Monday's decision only leaves President Brand and his trustees wide open to criticism that they didn't take Knight's outrageous behavior seriously...
Your report on the "new radicals" who demonstrated in Washington opened my mind to the issue of globalization. Isn't it ironic how we fear globalization and yet support the growth of the Internet, which is resulting in the oneness of the human race? Globalization involves big responsibilities. Our world is becoming a smaller place in which to live, and we must keep our minds open to change while maintaining our heritage and culture. Globalization will eventually come, and there's no way to stop it. We have to prepare ourselves now or be left behind. MARY ABIGAIL C. TANBONLIONG...
PETE SAMPRAS Bum thigh muscle. Will miss Italian Open, maybe French--only Slam he's never...
...least one source of infections. The latest version of Word profits from its predecessor's mistakes and comes with macros disabled by default, meaning that viruses like Ethan, Marker and even Melissa will find it harder to gain a toehold. But Outlook's macros are set to remain stubbornly open to infection, meaning that the field is ripe for the next infestation of Love Bugs...