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Forcing the president out of office now seems like an appealing way of bringing to a close an incredibly sordid and painful chapter of American history. But by doing so, the American people would achieve just the opposite. Rather than ending the debacle, Clinton's removal would ensure that we are left with a legacy of uncertainty about the appropriate level of scrutiny of public officials...
...also the acknowledgement of our dedication to that mission which has inspired our international organization to install, honor and recognize our chapter despite its lack of University recognition...
...campus should not be politicized and dismissed as self-serving. For 45 minutes early Saturday morning, a handful of students tried to fill a need that they saw in their school and to engender a sense of community here at Harvard. OBIORA I. MENKITI '99 Consul, Kappa Eta Chapter of Sigma Chi Sept...
...rare at the Executive Mansion as a quiet Saturday, when people can relax and Presidents actually get to play. But this was a whole new kind of quiet--hollow and grim. Clinton was looking, simultaneously, at the most dangerous prospect of his public life and the most devastating chapter of his private one. He canceled his plans for the weekend to prepare for his testimony; Hillary went into seclusion. She virtually locked herself in a room upstairs, forswearing visitors and talking to no one other than her mother and other family. Chelsea was nowhere to be seen either...
...Survive Scandal, Chapter 36: Bill Clinton is keeping busy even on vacation, making a trip tomorrow to Worcester, Mass., for a photo-op that will also let him address school safety and juvenile crime. CNN will hover, and Clinton will try very hard not to think about the elephant that is Ken Starr's investigation...