To read the complete text of the article, click on the highlighted words. The number is twice as large as that of any other U.S. college, and is unprecedented for a scientific institution The Institute of International Education and other organizations see a growing need to prepare future scientists and engineers for work in a multinational world.
Exchange programs are one solution.
Under legislation passed last month by the House of Representatives, federal spending on educational and cultural exchanges would be greatly reduced, along with other activities of the United States Information Agency. Their results could decide a debate over whether adaptation or chance plays a greater role in driving evolutionary change. Now she's exploring what happened to the town's Jews. A federal court has amended its opinion in a case involving Texaco and 83 journal publishers that claimed the company broke the law through its employees' photocopying of articles. The court said its ruling against Texaco did not apply to academics.