Word: processing
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...cell operates a number of checkpoints to make sure it is in good shape before it copies its DNA. Once it does so it has set in motion the process of dividing in two and cannot turn back...
...beginning of the 2000 presidential campaign, much of the political discussion has been focused around campaign finance reform. Throughout this important debate, Texas Gov. George W. Bush has been dedicated to eliminating powerful corporate directors and union bosses and increasing the role of the individual in the political process. Consistent with his overall opinions on government, Bush trusts the people to wisely dictate appropriate campaign expenditures on an individual level, while his opponent trusts the government to manage campaign money. While Vice President Al Gore '69 would like to paint Bush as deaf to the campaign finance cause, Bush...
...true with all of his campaign proposals, Bush advocates the increased role of the individual in the political process. Rather than living under the archaic limits set in 1976, Bush is proposing to properly adjust the personal contribution limit for inflation by raising it from $1,000 to $3,000 in each election period. This change reflects the focus on the individual as a decision-maker in the political process; it takes control of election funding out of the hands of corporate and union bosses and returns it to individuals...
...free society ordained by our Constitution it is not the government, but the people who must retain control over the quantity and range of debate on public issues in a political campaign." Bush believes that campaign finance reform is vital to maintaining the integrity of the political process. While Gore claims to be the candidate of campaign finance reform, it seems unwise to trust the man who claimed that "no controlling legal authority" had jurisdiction over his 1996 Buddhist monastery fundraiser. Bush will restore integrity to campaign funding and protect the rights of the individual to control the political nominating...
...process has been eased by Maxwell-Dworkin, the campus' new $20 million computer-science building, and by $5 million in endowed professorships from Bill Gates, Class of '77. And as part of the Division of Engineering and Applied Science (DEAS), CS has also benefited from Dean Venkatesh "Venky" Narayanamurti's leadership and his position on the Council of the Deans...