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...part of the vote is not that the wrong decision was made, but that it was made for the worst reason: partisanship. Realizing there weren't enough votes for ratification, President Clinton and many other Congressional Democrats asked Lott and the Republican leaders to take the treaty off the current Senate agenda as a way to delay the vote for further deliberation instead of killing it outright...
...current arrangement with the ART, at its best moments, allows for the technical advice and professional experience otherwise not present at Harvard to improve the quality of the student performances we see. If the ART were to move away from the Loeb Drama Center, this would mean the Harvard drama community would need to find that many more people with the technical expertise to help keep performances looking their best. More performances on the large but expensive Mainstage, instead of the smaller venues, might also require an overhaul of the shows' finances...
...Nancy is preserving a shocked silence...I can recognize her voice in some of the things George Will has been saying--he is her current PR representative. Some one told me the other day that when you go to George Wills' house he has a whole corridor of pictures of Nancy Reagan...
...working with buzz saws and tree hooks with two guys, ranch hands. The President and these two guys communicated entirely in grunts. And I realized that this is the real Ronald Reagan here, a hard, quiet, taciturn man's man, working with his body. In the current Talk Magazine there's an article by me talking about Reagan chopping down trees and this personal force of his, and there's a photograph of us at the ranch that particular day I'm telling you about, and he's holding a buzz-saw, and my hand is on his shoulder saying...
...insects and the elements, is a boom industry. Globally, sales of the technology rose from $75 million in 1995 to $1.5 billion in 1998. GM food is much more regulated in Europe, where the E.U., unlike the U.S., requires labels on products containing genetically modified produce. In all the current furor, however, the FDA on Monday announced a series of unusual public meetings to be held this fall in Chicago, Washington and Oakland to explain how it determines the safety of GM foods and to guage public opinion on food-safety policy...