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Considering their approach, it's surprising that Disney officials didn't call the place "Utopialand" and be done with it. But in choosing the tamer name of "Celebration," perhaps they sensed that the community would eventually have to make a transition from a town planner's dream to a regular suburban society, with real pitfalls and real problems. But can a place like Celebration, designed by the designers of fantasy worlds, truly succeed as a free-standing community...
Finally, though I regret the highly selective quotation of my words on this subject, I applaud The Crimson's editorial board for its enlightened stance. Less than three years ago, in a staff editorial on Nov. 1, 1995, entitled "A Call for Moderation" written following the issuance of a statement on alcohol by the College, The Crimson urged, "Because a heavy-handed University crackdown on alcohol consumption would make the situation worse, we feel that a more effective policy would be for the administration to remain deliberately lenient in the enforcement of guidelines regarding the use of alcohol by underage...
...Harvard's 1-1 tie with Boston University last week, the referee changed a call after conferring with one of the linesmen. A visibly upset Wheaton shouted at the ref, "He only makes half as much money as you do; you make the call...
...worse before it gets better. The very man who put Democrats in this tight spot -- President Clinton -- was speed-dialing the Hill late Tuesday looking for support. New press spokesman Joe Lockhart denied the White House was issuing "instructions," but plenty of loyal party members look on a Clinton call as the kiss of death. Luckily for them, the First Lady is working the phones, too. Could Hillary help prevent an embarrassingly large GOP victory -- and bail her husband out of trouble one more time...
...Luis S. Hernandez Jr. contributed to the reporting of this article. Small Change? Joshua H. Simon Crimson Staff College's charge their students far more for domestic long distance than any of the big-three residential carriers. College Carriers 20 Minute Domestic Weeknight Call 35 Minute Domestic Call Noon on Sunday Harvard $2.60 $4.20 Yale $2.60 $4.55 Stanford $2.00 $3.15 Cornell $4.76 $3.43 Princeton, U.Penn, Brown $2.00 $3.50 Residential Carriers 20 Minute Domestic Weeknight Call 35 Minute Domestic Call Noon on Sunday AT&T One Rate Online $1.80 $3.15 AT&T Connect 'N Save* $1.70 $3.15 Sprint Sense...