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...Avital Shcharansky, whose husband Anatoli remains imprisoned in the Soviet Union. At week's end he conferred with Philip C. Habib, his special envoy to the Middle East, who has been working for the past month to defuse the Israeli-Syrian crisis. Habib, at Reagan's request, will return to the Middle East this week to continue his shuttle diplomacy (see WORLD...
...unified in 1861, Masonry was tolerated for more than half a century. In 1925, however, Benito Mussolini suppressed the organization. After World War II, Masons were again allowed to assemble, although anti-secrecy provisions of the new Italian constitution required that membership lists be made available to authorities upon request. Today even the church's position toward Masonic organizations appears to have mellowed. In March the Vatican newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, declared that excommunication should apply only to those Catholics who belong to associations that are "truly plotting" against the church...
Although Bok refused to hold up completion of a final Klitgaard report--which should be finished this summer--the University did acquiesce to another request from minority students: the establishment of a "Third World Center." But the proposal submitted in late January by the Rev. Peter J. Gomes, minister in the Memorial Church and Plummer Professor of Christian Morals, and his committee did not quite fit the model Third World students had envisioned. Instead of advocating a University-funded center primarily for Third World students, the committee--commissioned by Bok in the wake of Spring 1980 requests--recommended the creation...
...does seem to reflect her mother's absorbtion. "I'm really just frantic trying to prepare papers for speeches I have to give," she told The Crimson in response to its interview request. She received world-wide acclaim for her book, and she spends her days lecturing and writing. And in 1978 Deane Lord called her "more of an impressive scholar than...
...postering restrictions would help keep the Yard neater looking; outraged students said the rules restricted easy dissemination of information. In early October, the Student Assembly condemned the new rule. Later that month, a group of leaders from several organizations met with Archie C. Epps III, dean of students, to request several changes in the regulation, including installation of more bulletin boards around campus, distribution of a weekly newsletter on student activities, and cancellation of plans to install any more kiosks...