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...what are the student life improvements, since Stewart and her vice president Samuel C. Cohen '00--now the most invisible man on campus--took office in February? The availability of frozen yogurt in Annenberg, bag lunches in Loker and a sizable increase in student group funding. There have been few signs of the promised universal keycard access or cable TV. Stewart has made great efforts to bring these promises to fruition, and she deserves credit for that. But the effectiveness of her council has not necessarily proven the merits of casting off all politics...
...council will continue to press for cable television this year, Cohen says. When the council can promise a large audience, the cable company will wire houses and dorms, he explains...
This year, the council will try to persuade the cable company to agree to a lower threshold for services, Cohen says...
...chip crew comparable to the one enlisted by Ronald Reagan to save his presidency after Iran-contra in 1986. As Powell, Howard Baker, Frank Carlucci and Ken Duberstein did then, the presence of Democratic veterans such as Leon Panetta in a return engagement, George Mitchell, Republican Pentagon chief William Cohen, perhaps outgoing Florida Governor Lawton Chiles would reassure the nation and Congress that the President is running a grownup shop, not a frat house or a cathouse, and would have their help in doing the nation's business...
...members to keep secret the special prosecutor's detailed "road map" to the evidence rather than turn it into political fuel by putting it on the airwaves. In the impeachment debate that followed, a group of moderate Southern Democrats and liberal Republicans--including the future Secretary of Defense, William Cohen, then a Maine Congressman--laid out the pros and cons, agonized publicly and ultimately decided to move against the President. Committee Democrats and Republicans had some run-ins--including one over whether the Republican minority could issue subpoenas--but they were resolved without bloodshed...