Word: acceptibility
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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Meanwhile, Vice President Al Gore '69 offered a compromise to Republicans last night, which they refused. If the Republicans accepted the hand recount in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties, he would accept the results without any legal challenges he said...
...Gore would accept a complete hand recount of the entire state...
...that we feel the need to perpetuate "myths" about why the situation in the Middle East isn't getting the attention it deserves. The responsibility for the quantity of discussion on campus about the Middle East, or any other topic, lies squarely on our shoulders. Should we choose to accept it or not, it's high time we stopped fooling ourselves that someone or something else is to blame for our silence...
...essential to this discussion. First, Sen. Pryor's decision means there will be more, not less, student voice and involvement at the IOP. Democratic elections and the reconstitution of SAC were necessary moves in order to increase student involvement at the Institute. Secondly, the IOP Student Advisory Committee should accept this reconstitution as part of the ongoing movement to improve the Institute. Last year the IOP staff was restructured, and now it is time for the student leadership to go through the same process. Third, although the IOP has been compared to student organizations on campus, this comparison is inappropriate...
...involvement could we see from the Justices? Legal analysts point out that the Court generally steers clear of state election issues - which, despite its national ramifications, this case remains - and this Court in particular has a strong record of advocating states' rights over federal intervention. The court may not accept the case at all, deferring to Florida's state courts - a move that would appear to benefit Gore, as Florida's Supreme Court has already come out in favor of hand recounts in the cases before it. On the other hand, if either candidate raises constitutional questions regarding the election...