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...central problem, agree most observers, is Bill Clinton himself. "Character has become destiny," muses a former State Department official. His weaknesses, strengths, proclivities "are defining the international order." Domestic renewal is his passion, and he cannot see much political imperative to change. Says Lee Hamilton, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee: "He came out of the 1992 campaign with at least one lesson seared on his brain -- that the American people want him to focus on domestic affairs." An occasional exception proves the rule: Clinton is now revising his policy on Haiti partly because it is becoming a domestic...
...before he was elected that he would deny MFN to China, Clinton continued the policy last May, but only conditionally. He threatened a cutoff this spring if Beijing's human-rights record failed to demonstrate "overall significant progress." It hasn't. Now, says House Foreign Affairs Committee chairman Lee Hamilton, Clinton "can't renew MFN unless he lies...
...stops, the cell begins to age rapidly, and eventually it dies. Cancer cells, in contrast, have learned to stop the ticking of the telomere clock. According to research published last week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by Calvin Harley and colleagues at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, malignant cells foil the clock by producing an enzyme -- telomerase -- that protects the length of the telomere chains. In essence, telomerase makes the cancer cell immortal...
...fragmentation of Black students is exacerbated by the view of Blacks as a monolithic community, Hamilton says. That view was part of what AAAAS was fighting, he says...
...Hamilton says he was "in a board range of activities," including The Crimson, the Institute of Politics and WHRB...