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CONSERVATIVES HAVE ONLY recently begun to turn around and attack CLS as the movement has become a force to be reckoned with. Academics and journalists cite the power struggles over tenure at Harvard as evidence of the movement's growing strength. However, they claim that CLS has had little effect on students...
...reason Harvard and Yale fans both cite for their devotion to The Game is that it embodies each year the schools' long-standing rivalry...
Those familiar with Berndt cite a unique blend of intensity and compassion in the Toledo, Ohio native's style to explain his success...
...proposals more favorable to the U.S. military. Even with the plan all but finished, Weinberger dug in his heels. At a top-level planning group meeting two weeks ago, headed by Reagan, the Defense Secretary said that the proposals would compromise U.S. military security. McFarlane challenged him to cite specifics. Weinberger could not come up with a single item. Admiral William Crowe, the new Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, offered no support to the Secretary...
...scriptural authority for giving Sanctuary to the refugees, Christian activists sometimes cite Leviticus 19: 34: "The stranger who sojourns with you shall be to you as the native among you, and you shall love him as yourself." The concept of asylum flourished in the Middle Ages, when churches and monasteries sheltered most criminals from their pursuers for up to 40 days, until the fugitive chose either exile or surrender to civil authority. The 19th century U.S. underground railroad, which smuggled slaves from the South to safety, could be regarded as a unique American application of the biblical injunction. Sanctuary supporters...