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...regard for the impressionable children milling about, Section 11 will curse and deride, condemn and deplore. The goalie sucks, his teammates suck, their coach sucks, the referee sucks. The same goes for their moms. Section 11 is not for the faint of heart, and certainly not for the politically correct. Frankly, it's downright mean...
...focus on denying the Democrats' slogan and telling us how good their tax-cut will be for middle-class families. Bush himself anticipated the Democrats' slogan and used last week's speech to shrewdly showcase the middle-class family of Steven and Josefina Ramos. And Bush is, of course, correct: His plan gives a well-deserved break to families like the Ramos...
...recent article entitled "High CUE Ratings May Hurt Tenure Chances" (News, Feb. 21) reinforces a common misconception among students. I would like to try to correct that misconception and clarify remarks attributed...
While many of those messages seemed to O'Neill to be clearly off base, Edward made a few correct "hits," mystifying everyone by dropping family names and facts he could not possibly have known...
...story about the California electricity crisis was very informative [BUSINESS, Jan. 29]. I would, however, like to correct one statement. California's investor-owned utilities did not go along willingly with limitations on their ability to procure power through long-term contracts outside the spot market. The state's utilities requested the authority to pursue long-term contracts but were rebuffed by the California Public Utilities Commission in March 1999. After finally granting limited permission later, the CPUC denied repeated petitions for expanded authority. Long-term contracting is how electricity markets operate everywhere else in the world. THOMAS J. HIGGINS...