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Andrew J. Bates

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Can Argentina Make It Back?

A MERICANS generally moan and groan and vote incumbent presidents out of office on those rare occasions when the nation's


Don't Knock NATO

R EAD any of the latest scholarly journals and you'll notice a growing consensus among observers of the international scene


Mexico on the Brink

I f you think your three week's between Thanksgiving and Christmas are the epitome of pressure, think again. Think of


A New Generation?

O NE of the more interesting statistics the University released yesterday in its study on College life was that interest


Is Harvard Just Another Big Landlord?

"We're a big fish in a small pond in Cambridge." Director of State Relations Richard J. Doherty. "In many ways,


The Elephant Bucks A Maverick

P ERHAPS the most disturbing of last week's election results, aside from Dan Quayle ascending to the vice presidency, was


Student Center at Home

E ARLIER this month, the University announced that it had contracted an internationally renowned architectural firm to study the feasibility


Four More Years

T WO months ago, Lauro F. Cavazos, the nominee for Secretary of Education, was treated with little respect by his


Bennett, Bloom Seek Curricular Reform

A month after leaving his cabinet post, former Secretary of Education William J. Bennett hasn't given up on his crusade