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...want to continue punishing students for a situation that is not their fault," he said. "I've had to adjust my grades upward over the years, and the strain on my conscience has become too great...
...ground--that is what I believe in," Davis told TIME in an interview last week in Sacramento. But with utilities going broke, out-of-state generators piling up huge profits and consumer groups resisting any increase in their electricity bills, the middle ground opened up under him like a fault line. "That approach may not work in this particular situation," he acknowledged...
...encountering the Kilshaws in the lobby, shouted that the babies belonged to the Allens--the first the British couple claimed to have heard of the parents they were about to replace. The couples spoke on the phone. "We had sympathy," says Alan Kilshaw, "but it wasn't our fault the birth mother had changed her mind, and it wasn't our fault that California law allowed her 90 days in which...
...betting remains that Sarbanes is right.) The dissipation - Greenspan bemoaned in particular the pork-barrel parade at the end of October's budget negotiations - is a Hill thing, and there the responsibility stays. The message: If Bush's tax cut busts the budget, it'll be your fault, not mine...
...service and reliability. Yet within the next few weeks, the Transportation Department's inspector general is expected to report that the airlines have failed to live up to all their pledges. Even though their scheduling patterns and booming growth contribute to the mess, it's not all the airlines' fault. Bigger solutions are needed. Next month the U.S. Chamber of Commerce will convene a national summit to ask what can be done to solve the crisis. Right now, we offer five proposals...