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The world's greatest economic powerhouse, cradle of the information age, was counting ballots by hand. One hundred million people had voted, and the outcome danced in the margin of error. There were murmurs from all over the country, not just in Florida, of broken voting machines and missing registrations...
This is why it is so hard to make coherent sense of the place. Every time we "all come to look for America" (another Simon lyric) , we end up staring at ourselves. Old Whitman sang the confusion: "Males, females, immigrants, combinations, the copiousness, the individuality of the States each for...
THERESA LEPORE Palm Beach ballot designer causes more elder confusion than a two-part Matlock
Gore's grounds for action are far weaker than Nixon's. After all, there have been no serious charges of Republican misconduct, just voter confusion over a ballot--the "butterfly" ballot (in use, by the way, in Daley's Cook County)--designed and approved by Democratic Party officials.
In the past, each class had their own events, which led to mass confusion and competition over tent space, according to F. Hoopes Wampler, assistant director for classes and reunions for the Harvard Alumni Association. Several years ago, the alumni association decided to create one large alumni event.