Word: edward
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EXECUTIVE EDITORS: Edward L. Jamieson, Ronald Kriss...
...this would put the President above the law. Says Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe: "Congress's control over the purse would be rendered a nullity if the President's pocket could conceal a slush fund dedicated to purposes and projects prohibited by the laws of the U.S." Democratic Congressman Edward Boland observed that if Reagan wanted to claim exemption from the amendment, he should have done so when it was enacted. Instead, Boland noted, Reagan signed the bill without any public comment...
...recollect that the most impressive faculty member teaching outside the American area in the 1930s was C.H. McIlwain. His English Constitutional History never got past Edward I and his History of Political Theory from Plato to Rousseau stopped dead at Thomas Hobbes. It was from him that I learned what a scholar should be and what he should concern himself with. At the same time a class on the Soviet Union taught as the McIlwain history of political theory was, from the Department of Government, drew enormous crowds and enjoyed a marvellous reputation. I took McIlwain's course for credit...
...ceremony, which will be highlighted by speeches from Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54, Caroline Kennedy and Massachusetts Governor Michael S. Dukakis, will take place in the $2.5 million park, situated next to Harvard's school of government which bears the former president's name...
While the officers said they appreciated theawards, they added they might have preferred a newcontract. "I got two awards, I still need acontract. If they want me to do as good job as aHarvard policeman, they have to make it worth mywhile," said Officer Edward Sheridan, who washonored for disarming an armed person in QuincyHouse and catching a thief who stole $1300 ofstereo equipment