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Successful as they were on the cable bill, this Congress failed to address the nation's most pressing problems. The only exception was a wide-ranging energy bill that would require greater efficiency in everything from shower heads to heating plants. No health-care proposal reached the floor in either...
For all the talk about testing character and leadership, debates have been about as reliable a predictive tool as newspaper horoscopes. In 1960 neither Kennedy nor Nixon hinted at the looming U.S. involvement in Vietnam. In four debates, they fielded only two questions on civil rights. In 1980 Ronald Reagan...
Until recently, the Administration also remained silent on this pressing concern. Last week, Dean of Students Archie C. Epps III finally acknowledged that complaints from some University guards present a "serious problem" for the community.
Some designs take a more radical approach that would require users to master a new way of typing. The DataHand, developed by Industrial Innovations in Scottsdale, Arizona, abandons conventional keys altogether, replacing them with padded handrests and little finger wells. Each finger can produce five different characters by pressing forward...
Lincoln showed a sense of history, of what he called providence. The tides were moving against slavery all over the world (as, in our day, they have been working against colonialism and European empire). He paced himself, and the ; nation, to use those energies, not resisting them like John C...