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...asserted the mandate that voters handed to him. Instead, his new mantra is the word "bipartisan," which frequently means capitulation to the Republican agenda rather than constructive cooperation between the parties. One of the Clinton's first policy pronouncements after Election Day was his decision to try to appoint some prominent Republicans to his cabinet. Admittedly, appointing a moderate conservative--Colin Powell, perhaps--to a cabinet post would not be especially unusual. However, Clinton's decision to court Republicans so soon after his re-election suggests that the President has suffered a humiliating political emasculation...
...CRIME] Wants to double federal money for state prison construction to end "revolving door" parole, and says federal prisoners should work 40 hours a week to repay victims. promises to appoint tough-on-crime judges, and favors using evidence from some warrantless searches...
Radcliffe has chosen not to appoint an interim vice president but instead will have Wilson assume Nelson's duties, according to Chamberlin...
Council President Robert M. Hyman '98-'97 said he hopes to appoint the executive board positions of press and publicity liaison, technology coordinator, executive assistant, parliamentarian and intercollegiate liaison before tomorrow's council meeting...
...addition, Hyman will appoint people to the cabinet, a new system of directors designed "to better serve students in making sure different issues are addressed," Rawlins said...