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...idea. The Constitution, wrote Scalia, "takes no sides in this educational debate." Only by such a literal reading can the Constitution's protections be preserved, Scalia insists, because if judges can add rights, they can also take them away. "The Constitution is not an empty bottle," he tells his frequent lecture audiences. "It is like a statute, and the meaning doesn't change...
STEPHEN KING, another hermit of literature, has long been enamored of the RAMONES. The group's music crops up regularly in the movie versions of his books; he has also been known to frequent Ramones' concerts. But King makes his own music: he plays lead guitar for the all-writer band the Rock Bottom Remainders. The group covers a litany of rock favorites, dubbed "hard-listening music" by band member (and humor columnist) Dave Barry. To the tune of These Boots Are Made for Walking, fellow Remainder (and novelist) Amy Tan dons a tight leather jumpsuit and whips other band...
...Justice make a deal because of Coia's White House connections? Or because that seemed a quicker and more effective way of getting rid of the thugs? Though there is no evidence of a White House-engineered fix, the Laborers' lavish donations to the Democratic Party and Coia's frequent appearances at the White House--as well as deputy chief of staff Harold Ickes' past life as a lawyer for the Laborers--may hand the Republicans a campaign issue...
...corporations to make increased use of such arrangements as flextime (greater freedom for workers to arrange different schedules day to day), to give workers more compensatory time for long hours and to provide more part-time work. All are spread-the-work schemes that might offer alternatives to the frequent pattern of heavy layoffs, exhausting overtime for the workers still on the job and an increasing reliance on temporary workers...
...primary constituency--his students--more than he has [in the fall] semester, although not to the detriment of decisions he believes crucial to the sound future of the College. And he should soften the edges of his terse communiques, termed brusque and blunt by many who have had frequent contact with...