Word: equalization
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Leaving an audience with their pockets full of promises is a talent for which President Bill Clinton has no equal. But Dole is offering to spend money on top of a tax break that will cost $551 billion over six years. Little wonder that polls show most voters doubt Dole can keep his promise to balance the budget and cut taxes. Especially if he insists on being "faithful to Americans in need...
...they last about five minutes. This has become, however unfortunate, commonplace. What cannot and should not become regular and accepted is the stifling classroom forum, dominated by graduate students desperate for dissertation advisors, recommendations or employment at the expense of undergraduates. Tolerance should not exist for a classroom where equal opportunity is an obscene joke, and comfort and confidence is but a distant dream...
...prices at the Coop are often higher than at other bookstores. For example, the books required for Moral Reasoning 22: "Justice" and Historical Study B-61: "The Warren Court and the Pursuit of Justice, 1953-1969" can all be found for less money at WordsWorth Books and all for equal or lesser amounts at the Harvard Bookstore...
Unfortunately, we must rely on one of the two major parties to give it to us, though neither is equal to the task. For all intents and purposes, the Democrats and the Republicans are both incumbent parties, and the prospect that either will cede some of their own power is dim. Nonetheless, it is the only way. In this election year, members of both parties, or at least those that care about a vital democracy, must call on their candidates to take this important step quickly...
Students leaders yesterday rejoiced in the publication of the study, which they said finally put the administration and the students on equal footing in terms of knowledge about randomization...