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...matter what his job, must be sustained [NATION, May 11]. However, the issue of truthfulness, and the nurturing of truthfulness, seems to have disappeared behind the smoke screen of personal privacy in the case of our shameless President. Somehow we must keep the moral and ethical issues in the forefront and resolve them in such a way that our children have positive examples to pattern their lives on. It is unfortunate that the moral issue in this case involves sex. The American penchant for locker-room humor has permitted the immorality of President Clinton's behavior to become clouded...
Harvard avenged its loss to Princeton at H-Y-P by crushing the competition at the more important Eastern League Conference Championship at West Point, winning the meet by a large margin for its third straight Easterns title. Ribeiro helped bring the team to the forefront at the meet, finishing his swimming career with three straight best times in the 100 Butterfly, his major event...
Robinson came into office pledging to revitalize the agency and move human rights to the forefront of the international agenda...
Philip L. Carret '17 died last Thursday after more than three quarters of a century at the forefront of the investment industry...
...Tribune also attacked Harvard's nascent international studies programs. "Eastern Universities, always notorious in the higher education circles of this country for their internationalist sympathies, have placed themselves in the forefront of a movement to introduce regional studies to the world," wrote the Tribune reporter...