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Although the College does have a list of loose guidelines for free speech for its students, administrators make the distinction between such vague limits and a more formal speech code--evidenced by the fact that to date, no student has ever been punished simply for his or her speech...
...that helped derail the Clinton plan for universal coverage in 1994, rolled out a new series of ads last week. But now the fictional couple is in favor of an insurance-industry initiative that would expand coverage of the uninsured through broadened federal programs and changes in the tax code. "It was important to get this advertisement out there at this formative stage of the election year," says HIAA president Chip Kahn, a former legislative aide to Newt Gingrich...
...Object of controversy in South Carolina 5 ___ money (campaign-reform issue) 9 Ark terminus 11 IROC-Z, for one 13 Company that has mapped 90% of the human genome code 14 Kurdish insurrectionist on Turkey's death row 15 Souchong or oolong 16 Hasty escape 18 Fully absorbed 19 New Microsoft CEO Steve 22 "Is that your ___ answer?" 25 Ducats, in Variety 26 LAX guesstimate 29 Congressman Dan, who wants to subpoena Elian 31 "I lost a bet with ___" (Hillary Top Ten list item) 33 Hallelujah, ___ Bum 34 Bricklayer's burden 36 Data for detectives 37 Donna ___ (soaps actress...
...asked Primrose what I could expect from my job, and she said AOL technology meant I could probably work from home. When I am at the office, she told me, the dress code is casual, and I could lose the Oxfords-and-blazer look. She spoke well of the company gym, which is soon to offer salsa dancing, and the cafeteria, which just that afternoon was celebrating kielbasa day. Then I asked Primrose the most important question at any new job: "How closely do you guys look at the expense reports?" She paused. "We are focused on that bottom line...
...Intel's announcement, scheduled for this morning, focuses on what it calls its SpeedStep technology. (The project was originally code-named Geyserville, for reasons best known to Intel.) The company will unveil two new Pentium III processors designed for laptops, rated at 600 and 650 MHz, respectively ? faster than all but the fastest desktop machines. MORE...