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...applaud President Clinton for his Dec. 5 appointment of Madeline K. Albright as the first female secretary of state. After her hard work as the United States ambassador to the United Nations and as a member of the National Security Council, Albright was the clear choice to succeed Warren Christopher as our nation's highest foreign policy adviser. As President Clinton articulated, Albright has steely determination as well as a clear understanding of her dual function as a leading cabinet member and a female role model. We see that the second follows from the first, as she herself indicated...
...applaud the Wisconsin department of human services for its tough program of welfare reform [NATION, April 21]. In November 1990, as a single mother with a three-year-old son, I walked into a welfare office. I was self-employed, receiving no child support, and was seeking assistance for a few months until business picked up. I was denied benefits because I owned a car worth $5,000. At the time, I felt the decision was unfair, but I came to be thankful because it made me fight harder to survive. States need to get tough to break the cycle...
...applaud your salute to the most influential [THE TIME 25, April 21]. It is important for the young to see those people like professional golfer Tiger Woods live out their dreams. Most important, it shows that even in a world that seems to many to have a dismal future, it is O.K. to dare to dream. All it takes is a valiant heart and dedication. RASHANNA KIRKLAND Decatur, Georgia...
...applaud the Undergraduate Council resolution calling on Harvard Dining Services (HDS) to endorse a nation-wide campaign to improve the working conditions for strawberry pickers in California. As a large-scale food operation and part of the University, HDS should take this opportunity to support the health and safety of agricultural workers...
...While I applaud the Crimson for recognizing the wonderful job Mark A. Price '98 did as an emcee for Springfest (picture caption, April 28), I think just as much recognition should go to the work done by Chiqui O. Matthew '00. Not a member of the Undergraduate Council, Matthew was still willing to give his time and talents to help out as the co-emcee at Springfest for which he should be commended. The help given by non-Council members such as Matthew, Harvard Dining Services, Melody Schneinder and all the various band members were instrumental in making Springfest such...