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Some House Republicans have claimed that they voted for Wednesday’s resolution only because of the political reality of the Democratic presence on the Ethics Committee. Democrats hold five of the 10 seats on the committee and resolved to shut it down until Republicans agreed to reverse January??s rule changes which “effectively neutered the committee,” in the words of one Democrat. In truth, however, the vote symbolizes the end of the GOP’s support for its wayward son, DeLay. The reversal of rules that limited the committee?...
Faust said that “the energy that surrounds this undertaking simply wouldn’t have been there in the middle of January??—that is, before Summers’ speech at an economics conference touched off a media frenzy...
...according to director Gary Dotterman, the volunteer-run center—which will celebrate its thirtieth anniversary in January??is still open during limited hours on Thursday evenings, offering lectures, courses, book signings and film series. The center, which has a mailing list of 540 members, also operates the Bookmarx bookstore and hosts a weekly show on Cambridge cable television. Just this past weekend, an economist came to the center to talk about the status of Marxism in China...
...last January??s Primal Scream, intrepid residents of “Mathergrad” wore Soviet-style attire and blasted the strains of the USSR national anthem. “Everything became more and more Soviet as things went on,” recalls Hunter S. Maats ’04, who painted himself red with a yellow hammer and sickle on his chest for the naked run around the Yard...
Instead, key moments in the campaign tend to attract the general public’s interest, Patterson said, listing January??s Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primaries—and the summer conventions...