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As the two veteran skaters in the man-up situation, Sweeney and Pawloski understand their responsibility to regulate the pace of play. "We have to adapt and set the pace, or slow it up and regroup," said Sweeney, who scored on one of the Crimson's five power plays against...
Action on government information policy has been quiet since last spring, when Congress forced Reagan to rescind what has come to be known as "the Poindexter memorandum." The memorandum, drafted by former National Security Adviser John Poindexter, would have allowed U.S. intelligence agencies to monitor and regulate almost all commerical...
For years, the political system adopted literacy tests, polling taxes, and a registration system that effectively prevented the poor and the less educated from voting. Today, the outcome of our substantially different systems to regulate voting is pretty much the same.
"The board of alders has no special authority to regulate taxes on commercial property," Michaelson said. "It would not only be difficult to do but it would also be improper."
Public relations are important to Hunt these days. Although Harvard's New England Primate center is physically isolated from the Cambridge controversy over laboratory animal care, Hunt says that he is aware of the movements to regulate animal research further.