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...Unlike the most controversial recent cases, Smith did not involve "establishment" issues, of the government getting too involved in some religious activity. Instead it focused on the free-exercise clause, which protects the right of individuals to adhere to their private religious beliefs. The case involved Alfred Smith and Galen Black, two members of the Native American Church who chewed peyote as part of their church's religious ceremonies. They were fired from their jobs as drug counselors and were refused unemployment benefits...
...against foreign entanglements as a motto for the U.S. in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Patrick J. Buchanan contends that the reds were the only bad guys worth fighting; as soon as they are licked, the U.S. should "disengage" from all remaining messes across the oceans. Ted Galen Carpenter advocates "strategic independence . . . free from the dangerous and expensive burdens of obsolete security commitments." Jeane J. Kirkpatrick sees a chance for the U.S. finally to become a "normal country in a normal time," turning inward to deal with its many problems at home...
Nickname: Lions Coach: Ray Tellier Season: 2nd 1989 Overall Record: 1-9-0 1989 Ivy Record: 1-6-0 (8th) 1989 vs. Harvard: Harvard, 26-10 Series vs. Harvard: Harvard, 42-7-0 Captains: Bruce Mayhew, Galen Snyder Lettermen Lost/Returning: 23/34 Players to Watch: Greg Abbruzzese (TB), Solomon Johnson (RB), Gary Comstock (WR), Bruce Mayhew (QB), Lex Matthews (DT), Quinn Cochran (OT), Javier Loya...
Captains: Bruce Mayhew, Galen Snyder...
...life" is on the line, the critics reply that no vital U.S. interest is at stake. Buchanan has been leading the charge, arguing, "There are lots of things worth fighting for, but an extra 10 cents for a gallon of gas isn't one of them." Ted Galen Carpenter, director of foreign policy studies at the libertarian Cato Institute, cautions that "making the U.S. the guardian of global stability is a blueprint for the indefinite prolongation of expensive and risky U.S. military commitments around the world." Edward N. Luttwak of the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies even...