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...page document gives details of BU's expansion, mentioning specific sites for future construction and establishing a development schedule...
This common law approach looks good on the surface, but where does it leave students? We don't know, and neither would students forced to stand before a disciplinary body free to create any law it desired. what undergraduates need is a document that reconciles such competing values as the individual's right to order. A code of laws taken from such a document would give students an idea of where they stand...
...message, according to Noonan, is the constant relevance of the constitution. "It's important for people to know their rights and responsibilities," said Noonan. "The document can be alive if we want it to do something...
...national Commission on Elections, Aquino will continue serving as President until mid-1992. Because the country has been without a legislature since Aquino dissolved the National Assembly in March, elections for a new 24-member Senate and a 250-member House of Representatives have been scheduled for May. The document also contains sweeping guarantees of human rights, although it has been criticized by some legal observers for adhering too closely to Roman Catholic Church dogma. For example, the charter bans abortions outright...
...plebiscite for Aquino. Voters among the 250,000-member armed forces, who cast their ballots on military bases, approved the constitution by about only 60%, a far slimmer margin than was voted by the population at large. More than 50% of air force voters turned thumbs down on the document. Aquino, for her part, sought to downplay the military's lack of enthusiasm, contending that a 60% show of support still amounted to a landslide. Perhaps. But disaffected military officers have been implicated in both of the coup attempts staged against Aquino in July and November. The vote clearly indicated...