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According to city councillor Francis H. Duehay '55, the council reached an agreement to elect Russell last week...
...Dole campaign's energy has been focused on pushing Alexander out of the race. If they could do that on the national level, they could then say, well, Pat Buchanan's a nice guy, he's got some good ideas, but he's not someone you could elect president. The problem for Dole is that Alexander is punching back, and doing a good job." Alexander's consistent theme this week has been that he is the candidate of new ideas, Dole is the candidate of no ideas and Buchanan is the candidate of wrong ideas. Alexander's criticism is especially...
...Sanders to big Democratic contributors at a recent retreat in Aspen, Colorado. Officially, a Kerrey spokesman says both Gantt and Sanders would be fine candidates, although he acknowledges that Kerrey's praise for Sanders "confuses people." Gantt's backers plan a bloody primary, which ultimately would probably help re-elect Helms...
...Undergraduate Council, which has participated in the committee's revitalization, will hold a meeting tonight at 9 p.m. in Science Center 110 to elect three student representatives to the committee...
...this first issue, one which encourages us to be lenient toward the growing power of the First Lady, must be kept in check by the inevitable reality that she is an unelected official. We did not elect her but her husband. As Robert F. Kennedy '48 illustrated during the Cuban Missile crisis, unelected officials often prove decisive in guiding United States policy. While Mrs. Clinton clearly cannot help being a source of advice to her husband, the American people have not only the right but the duty to watch her closely. Unelected power is a frightening tool, for it empowers...