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Ironically, the same Federal Equal Access Act causing so much trouble for the school board was used to allow Bible study clubs on school grounds. However, since the school board agrees with the ideology behind Bible study clubs, it of course finds no fault with them. The whole point of the Federal Equal Access Act was that schools could not discriminate against clubs based on ideology. Since the only reason the school board is opposed to the gay-straight alliance is because of its religious beliefs, it cannot stop the formation of the club. But the state legislature is working...
...reform. YELTSIN IS REFORMS say his banners. Reform was his theme last Friday, when he appeared before a joint session of the parliament to report on the state of the nation. The pain that the shift to a market economy has inflicted on some Russians, he said, was the fault of incompetent officials who had somehow undone his good intentions. Economic liberalization would continue, he promised, but from now on its social cost would be reduced...
...tears need be shed for the health-insurance industry. The insurers say they prefer requiring all employers to supply health insurance to all workers. "Unfortunately," they note primly, "this type of comprehensive reform was rejected." Yes, and whose fault is that? It was the health insurers, with their "Harry and Louise" television commercials, who helped kill comprehensive health-care reform, including employer mandates. This bill will serve them right...
...fault our team, I really can't," Harvard coach Ronn Tomassoni said. "We played well...
Apart from this fault, the rest of the musical moves with as much grace and style as can be expected from a small-stage production. With music composed by the South African troupe Ladysmith Black Mambazo, the same group which recorded the album Graceland with Paul Simon, the show alternates between spoken dialogue and a cappella song...