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...many precious pictures I have from my summer as a Congressional intern in Washington, none is quite as memorable as the one with Rep. James Traficant (D-Ohio), perhaps because it was so darn hard to get. Unfortunately, after his conviction in federal court last week on 10 counts of bribery and racketeering, among other things, those photo opportunities look to be even harder to come...
Houghton became CEO of Corning in 1983, succeeding his older brother, Rep. Amory Houghton Jr. ’50 (R-N.Y.). Houghton’s great-great-grandfather founded the company and seven Houghtons have served as its chief executive...
Other methods to stimulate dialogue have not fared well. Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.) has introduced a bill for black reparations, H.R. 40, (the 40 is in reference to the unfulfilled promise to freed slaves for “40 acres and a mule”) at the beginning of each Congressional term since 1989. Each time, the legislation has died. The goal for proponents of black reparations is a national apology for slavery, Jim Crow and institutional discrimination, along with a national form of compensation. Exacting reparations through corporate litigation is not the goal itself, but simply a means...
Chair of the House Committee on the Judiciary Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R-Wisc.), Associate Professor of Business Administration Constance E. Bagley and Professor of Law Christine M. Jolls also spoke at the event...
...spend time incarcerated, they are free to build a new and better life once released. Drug offenders, on the other hand, may be prevented from attending college and from achieving a higher level of education, stunting their socio-economic mobility and prospects for a better future. Legislation sponsored by Rep. Barney Frank ’61-’62 (D-Mass.), which would repeal this provision, is currently under consideration in the House of Representatives...