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From "Not Impressed in Evanston" last week came the query: "How in heaven's name do you find the time to write the column?" Quite simple, really. As an enterprising reporter's research revealed the next day, Ann Landers, 63, has been dipping into past mailbags for old...
SUMEX, say proponents like Dr. Edward Shortliffe, who holds both an M.D. and a Ph.D. in medical information sciences from Stanford, is the product of a new kind of programming that imitates a physician's thought processes. In contrast to electronic libraries (computers that are little more than sophisticated...
Thus his 1980 campaign chronicle is not the familiar insider's tale of life on the trail. He is no longer a boy on the bus seeking out the behind-the-scenes moments that give dimension to the electoral odyssey. "The outdoor reporting seems to shrink in significance, and...
To settle the debate, Judge Andrew G Meyer '45 has spent most of the last two days examining the records to determine what is admissible as evidence. Troy has expressed satisfaction with yesterday's proceedings, which occurred entirely in the judge's chambers, saying the judge "is allowing material that...
The self-doubts on Capitol Hill stem from last year's divisive battles over President Reagan's economic program. Until 1981, Congress had been making considerable progress in taking charge of the budget. In a series of post-Watergate reforms, it had reacted sharply to Richard Nixon's attempt to...