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...Corel WordPerfect Suite--it will convert your files from Word format, but the learning curve for new software is not trivial. Plus there's probably a reason why no one's used it since pre-Windows...
...right move made for the wrong reason. Last week, Chair of the State Board of Education John R. Silber submitted his resignation to Governor A. Paul Cellucci in order to alleviate the tensions on the Board caused by his controversial leadership. But what looked like a self-sacrificial move was really just another political power play, as Silber's resignation hinged on his being able to select his successor, James A. Peyser. While Silber's physical absence will no doubt improve the workings of the Board, we are bothered by his lingering influence on Cellucci and the system of education...
...physician willing to provide abortion services, according to the ACLU. Small wonder, since between 1977 and 1994, more than 2,500 bombings, arsons, blockades and episodes of vandalism took place at abortion clinics. The intimidation and the violence against clinics and their physicians is all the more reason to call those who continue their job despite daily threats modern day heroes...
...most prestigious educational institutions, Harvard enjoys an enormous degree of power and influence in the embattled world outside its gates. For this reason, the University cannot--in good conscience--avert its eyes in the face of society's gravest ills. For this reason we urge the University to adopt stricter policies against manufacturers who exploit "sweatshop" labor to produce Harvard insignia apparel. The Progressive Student Labor Movement (PSLM) has rightly demanded such manufacturers be required to disclose factory locations and allow non-governmental organizations to inspect working conditions. If these manufacturers fail to meet these terms, Harvard should terminate...
...into the Dayton Accords in 1995 and a Kosovo cease-fire late in 1998. "Even though there's considerably less unity than before among NATO allies about bombing him, Milosevic is more likely to concede to Holbrooke than to Albright," says Calabresi. "He likes dealing with Holbrooke for some reason, but doesn't like Albright...