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...separation is not expected to alter the constitutional status of the royal couple: Charles remains next in line for the throne. Diana can still expect to become Queen, said Major, drawing murmurs of confusion from the House. Perhaps the coronation could be shown on split screen. (See related story on page...
What it does mean is that something more fundamental than the tax code or the insurance industry has to change. We'll simply have to alter our conceptions about the American health care system. The AMA spokesperson says that Americans "have certain expectations...When you're told that you've got to wait six months for coronary bypass surgery, you get upset." This extreme case paints in sharp relief the potential shortcomings of universal care...
Granted, I should have seen it coming. I'd had laryngitis for days already, but I hadn't bothered to alter my speaking patterns. I had abused my voice, and it had grown empowered, and left in a huff...
...Thomas Jefferson wrote: "all men...are endowed...with certain inalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness." More importantly, he added: "That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish it." Right on, Tom. And, as we know, the pernicious fiscal abuse by Britain clearly justified the American colonies' revolution...
Verba said in an interview last night thatwhile he realizes faculty members might think thatpolitical correctness could skew an analysis ofthe ROTC issue, he did not think yesterdays'debate will alter the report's reception...