61.  Few college graduates with math and science degrees are choosing to teach, preferring industry or business.

62.  For the moment, Clinton is choosing to cling to his job, distractions and all.

63.  For Resnick, an upper-middle-class boy at the Collegiate School in Manhattan, the hardest part would be choosing from the schools that accepted him.

64.  For their part, Rubin and Greenspan, speaking frequently by phone and at their weekly breakfast meetings in Washington, are choosing their words with extraordinary care.

65.  For decades, Americans have been choosing to take Social Security retirement benefits at a steadily earlier age.

66.  Foundations that used to finance the arts, she added, are now choosing to support AIDS research exclusively.

67.  For Jed, an upper-middle-class boy at the Collegiate School in Manhattan, the hardest part would be choosing from the schools that accepted him.

68.  For now, at least, the Llalloshi family is choosing to stay and see if they can go home to Kosovo.

69.  For one thing, a growing number of parents are choosing charters.

70.  Furthermore, when presented with a choice of arbitration forums, investors are increasingly choosing the NASD to resolve their disputes.