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...Maung Maung himself had tried to deflect the revolutionary tide by announcing elections. But Maung Maung failed to set a date for the balloting, and the demonstrations went on. By last week the opposition's emerging leadership appeared to be focusing on the issue of how to negotiate a transfer of power. Three leading dissidents -- former generals Aung Gyi and Tin Oo, and Aung San Suu Kyi, daughter of one of Burma's great nationalist heroes and the country's newest and brightest political star -- wrote to Maung Maung formally rejecting the proposed elections. They were joined in that demand...
...real disaster has been avoided. No killer virus has penetrated the country's electronic funds-transfer system, which is essential to the operation of the nation's banks. No stock- or commodity-exchange computer centers have crashed. No insurance-company rolls have been wiped out. No pension funds have had their records scrambled. No air-traffic-control systems have ground to a halt. And the U.S. military-defense system remains largely uncompromised, although there have been published reports of virus attacks at both...
Dudley, which serves new transfer students from other universities, graduate students and regular undergraduates who choose to live off-campus, has long played an ambiguous role in the College. Variously defined as a "transitional" or "flexible" home for non-traditional students, it has struggled to maintain an identity. The Loebs and the College apparently differed over whether Dudley should provide services like those offered by the residential houses...
...lands to be turned over to native peoples in the western subarctic end of the region that stretches across the top of North America. Along with two other agreements covering parts of the Northwest Territories and the Yukon expected next spring, the accord appears to be the largest land transfer since the U.S. bought Alaska from Russia...
Dudley, which serves new transfer students from other universities, graduate students and regular undergraduates who choose to live off-campus, has long played an ambiguous role in the College. Variously defined as a "transitional" or "flexible" home for non-traditional students, it has struggled to maintain an identity. The Loebs and the College apparently differed over whether Dudley should provide services like those offered by the residential houses...