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...allow the marijuana issue to be lumped falsely with all the other issues lying in the liberal/conservative dichotomy. There is no attempt made to depoliticize the matter. Anderson draws no conclusions when he reports of instances where decriminalization support cuts across political lines. After mentioning that conservative columnists William Buckley and James J. Kilpatrick had come out for decriminalization, he mentions...
...both Buckley and Kilpatrick the marijuana issue turned on the question of personal freedom, the right of the individual to be left alone by big government, and they had the intellectual honesty to take a position they knew would offend many of their conservative followers...
William F. Buckley Jr., conservative editorialist, denying rumors that he will succeed his liberal-leaning friend Kingman Brewster Jr., former Yale president, as U.S. Ambassador to Britain: "If it be my role to clean up after Kingman Brewster, I shall first have to serve as president of Yale...
...Brian Buckley, Crimson quarterback, deserved a Purple Heart for his gutsy performance against a characteristically disciplined and hard-hitting Army defense. The partisans, who assuredly frown on defeat, watched in growing disbelief. Harvard? The Preppies...
...commentator Dick Stockton could not resist cracking a tired Harvard joke. When Buckley called an audible at the line of scrimmage, Stockton made reference to his fancy schooling. A short while later, Buckley showed him Ivy Leaguers can play football...