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President Neil L. Rudenstine has asked Marshallto look into charges that Behenna and anothersecurity supervisor harassed guards, and Marshallsaid last month that she would move with"deliberate caution" to do just that...
Experience suggests a little caution in proclaiming new days -- or mornings -- in America. The electorate turned against Bush not so much because he was conservative but because he was perceived as inept. Some abandoned him because they did not see him as a good conservative. Bill Clinton, meanwhile, offered a program that was at least half conservative. He promised (threatened?) massive federal intervention and spending, but also restructuring and limiting government, curbing bureaucracy, reforming welfare, strengthening individual responsibility. Many conservatives, this writer included, saw a chance -- just a chance -- that Clinton might carry out conservative policies that a re- elected...
...Remember that retro is back. Take crash courses in arcane dance steps if necessary. A word of caution: disco and leisure suits have not quite attained renewed respectability...
General Counsel Margaret H. Marshall said yesterday that she would "move with deliberate caution" to investigate allegations that University security guards were harassed by their supervisors...
BILL CLINTON HAS BEEN ELECTED TO FIX THE ECONOMY. Everything else is secondary. He knows it, and the nation expects it. The question is how to deliver. After promising change and offering hope during the campaign, the President-elect is currently counseling caution and patience. Each bow to urgency (the people want "aggressive and prompt action, and I'm going to give it to them") is coolly qualified: "We didn't get into this mess overnight, and we won't get out of it overnight...