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What would happen if the price of natural gas were to be deregulated? That question sums up public concern in much of the country. But no price controls exist for millions of consumers in major gas-producing states, such as Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico, .Wyoming, California and Kansas. Of the 20 trillion cu. ft. of natural gas used each year in the U.S., roughly one-third is not subject to federal controls, since it is both produced and consumed within a single state's borders. This unregulated, intrastate gas now sells generally for as much...
Resolution 242 Adopted by the U.N. Security Council in 1967, it acknowledges "the sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of every state in the area and their right to live in peace." Israelis say this amounts to Arab recognition of Israel's right to exist...
...Florentine Renaissance. But Cézanne's importance as progenitor of modern art has, paradoxically, blurred him as a painter. As the English art historian Lawrence Gowing remarks, "In his last years Cézanne was reaching out for a kind of modernity that did not exist, and still does not." To gain any sense of that terrain, one must consult the paintings: and that is hard to do, since they are scattered across the world from Leningrad to Los Angeles...
...article quotes one student as saying, "The only reason clubs exist is to draw off all the assholes and put them behind high walls." This statement is not so much exaggerated as it is wrong. This is not a case of "bad" people forming "bad" institutions, but vice versa. The stereotypes--they do not need to be repeated here--are all there for people to fit into them and become them...
...also realize that as private institutions clubs are legally autonomous to Harvard. I conclude, then, not so much with a plan of action as an expression of sadness that such hollow traditions have to be carried on. How sad it is that such anachronistic institutions exist at Harvard, Please, sophomores, think twice. Jim Milkey...