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...been placed on the freedom of speech issue, often at the expense of discussion of the rather transparent motives of the committee. Though the controversial posters were placed with the stated goal of comme morating the third annivserary of the beginning of the intifada, their true purpose was clear enough: to viciously defame the Jewish state and its supporters with unsubstantiated knee-jerk propaganda...
February 15: War still rages in the desert. Casualties mount. The hostilities make it impossible for the armed forces to recruit. The promise of job training doesn't help anymore, and not even appeals to patriotism are enough to fill the ranks. Bush reinstates the draft. In keeping with the spirit of the Selective Service Act, there are no exemptions for students...
BENEATH A BLUE UMBRELLA by Jack Prelutsky (Greenwillow; $15.95). The poet laureate of childhood has found his ideal illustrator in Garth Williams. Here are enough amusement and instruction to last a lifetime. Sample: "I had a little secret/ that I could not wait to tell,/ I whispered it to Willa,/ who repeated it to Nell./ Nell had to tell Belinda,/ who told Laura and Lenore,/ I think my little secret/ is no secret anymore...
Rising rents in a tight real estate market were enough to cast these borderline workers and welfare families out of their homes. For young people approaching the housing market for the first time, there was no point of entry. In Massachusetts cities, a renter must earn $13.65 an hour -- more than three times the minimum wage -- to afford the $800-a-month average rent on a two-bedroom unit in decent condition. Under the Reagan Administration, the Federal Government cut housing assistance 75%, and much of what was left was wasted. The Department of Housing and Urban Development stopped subsidizing...
This is not a validation of U.S. policy in the Persian Gulf. President Bush is moving too quickly toward a military confrontation without allowing sanctions time enough to work. Reservations should be expressed vigorously so that the President is not allowed to lead the U.S. into a war most Americans do not support...