George Ireland, who coached Loyola University of Chicago to the 1963 national basketball championship while taking a highly visible stride toward integration in college athletics, died last Friday in Addison, Ill.
But it is also cause for alarm, Mr. Geisser said, embodying the paradox that visible signs of integration set off xenophobic anxiety.
A7 World Briefing A6 OBITUARIES A28-29 George Ireland The coach who led Loyola University of Chicago to the 1963 national basketball championship while taking a visible stride toward integration in college athletics, he was 88.
Finally, proactive competition policies will be necessary to resist the powerful forces for vertical and horizontal integration visible in the Union.
Does the publicity coming out of the University of Alabama response to the rejection of black women by historically white-only sororities provide an opportunity for black sororities and fraternities, not just at the University of Alabama, but nationally, to become more visible through reverse integration?
At the same time, the right auditory cortex showed as expected increased prestimulus excitability, but significantly reduced prestimulus network integration, visible via decreased node degree prior to hits, which was not predicted by the Win2Con framework.
Biocuration (98, 99) is gaining significant importance in biology due to the need for integrating multiple data resources, coupled with literature evidence and bioinformatics-based predictions, to understand new molecular connections which are not obviously visible without such integration.
Today I think making the integration successes visible is a larger challenge.
The impact of integration was visible almost immediately at the school.
One of the most visible signs of European integration, Schengen has come under strain because of increased migration, and it was recently at the center of a fierce dispute between Italy and France following the arrival of migrants from North Africa.
