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...Radcliffe women have been receiving Harvard degrees that bear the Radcliffe seal and are countersigned by the president of Radcliffe since...
...together so-called jumbo syndicates for loans to developing countries. Some bankers were so afraid of missing out that during lunch hours they even empowered their secretaries to promise $5 million or $10 million as part of any billion-dollar loan package for Brazil or Mexico. To seal and celebrate big deals, bankers staged signing ceremonies, complete with champagne and caviar, in opulent settings, some times a British castle or a mansion in Newport...
Their political arms-the National Organization for Women and the National Women's Political Caucus-are shrewd and tough, and they have their own agenda. They demand passage of the Equal Rights Amendment as the seal of all equality, although it can be argued that the ERA might prove to be of dubious merit for it gives to men equal rights with women, such as the right to resist draft in wartime if women are not drafted, or the right to refuse combat duty if women may refuse. Women's agenda includes, as is long overdue, equal...
...first there seems to be an obvious solution--why not "seal" computers from any outside access, as the Defense Department does with the most sensitive of its nuclear early warning systems? The idea is uniformly rejected by both computer users and security professionals who argue that so-called dedicated systems lose the flexibility and ease of communication that are precisely the most attractive qualities of computers. "It's not so simple as it was a few years ago. You can't just lock up a computer anymore," says Hewlett-Packard's Gerard. An internal letter on computer security distributed...
...Elis snuck the ball down into the Harvard end, and with 4:07 left on the clock Siegel took a Lucy Bernholz feed and knocked it by Abely to give Yale (now 5-7-2 overall and 2-3-1 Ivy) an insurance goal that would seal Harvard's fate...