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...simply been dribbling out bits of information. Republicans were worried that the most she would testify to was that Clinton's legal advice to Lewinsky amounted to little more than vague suggestions. If perhaps he had said something like "Please consider your options carefully," no House Judiciary Committee would regard that as an impeachable offense. And Starr was as yet unable to build a case against whoever wrote the mysterious three-page "talking points" designed to help Lewinsky's friend Tripp tiptoe through a deposition with Jones' lawyers. Starr has subpoenaed Clinton consigliere Bruce Lindsey, who, a source tells TIME...
...know whether there has been an "About/Face" in terms of women at The Crimson (Jan. 24), but it certainly seems that there has been an about-face with regard to reporting standards. In my day, we wouldn't report on a person's state of mind without getting, or at the very least, seeking, comment from the person whose state of mind was at issue...
...committee--came back to haunt them. But even financial losses didn't make them heed the voices of dissatisfied undergraduates. Administrators continued to resist dramatic changes in lighting and furnishings. Their half-hearted response--a few couches and a pool table--could not overcome the utter lack of regard for undergraduate life apparent in the design...
Every experienced criminal lawyer knows what kind of testimony this brand of coercion can produce: a story tailored to secure the desired immunity without regard to whether that story is true, false or somewhere in between. The law books are filled with cases in which immunized witnesses lied because they believed that the prosecutor would given them immunity only in exchange for a story that helped him get a higher...
...deploy nukes against Iraq. Pentagon spokesman Kenneth Bacon had insisted that should Iraq use biological or chemical weapons, America's response would be "decisive and devastating." Asked if that would include nuclear weapons, he replied: "I don't think we've ruled anything in or out in this regard." Don't believe it, says Thompson: "It's just as it was during the Gulf War ? the response will be strictly conventional and likely massive...