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Cox will also devote time to his job as chairman of Common Cause for about another two years, and is working on a trade book about the Supreme Court.
The article's concentration up on the proceedings instead of the issues is both unfortunate and deceptive. The article implies that our deliberations are "tangled," but at all times out debate was directed and orderly, giving both members and nonmembers the opportunity to speak. The article mentions that we considered...
It is not antiquarian nostalgia to argue that a letter is much the best way to communicate anything more serious than a grocery order. For one thing, it enables the writer to devote a little thought to what to say and how to say it, rather than babbling the first...
Some club members said they devote much of their time to medieval activities. One Tufts student, who uses the name Dimitri Mikhiliovtich in his medieval activities, spent 60 hours making a small sheet of chain mail, a kind of armor protection.
Bok takes the responsibility seriously that he has cut back on his other committments to devote himself to filling the unusual number of high level vacancies at the University over the last year.