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...Bush’s 1984 for a moment—both from his doublespeak and his Reaganism—we Democrats might remember the days before Bush’s Yankee-esque steamroller, when our party had an independent identity. In those days, even with Clinton at the helm, Democrats stood for something other than opposition. Our leadership occasionally disregarded—nay, even influenced—opinion polls, where today we struggle just to react to them...
...Bryan Hehir, currently president of Catholic Charities USA, will head back to Boston after only two years in his post at the helm of the national service organization...
...free chat rooms bring in enough users to make money from advertising, but overall MSN lost some $48 million in the last quarter, so it's no secret that the firm is cutting costs. "Microsoft is moving steadily from ad-supported services to subscriber-supported services," says Rob Helm, director of research at Washington-based independent analysts Directions on Microsoft. "It saves a lot of money when it can get rid of entire infrastructures, so the savings made by getting rid of the whole thing may outweigh the marginal gain. It's a business move with social benefits." It remains...
...look at ways to improve acceptance of women on campus. Administrators should be encouraging victims of assault to come forward, rather than encouraging silence in an effort to shield the Academy from reproach or embarrassment. Investigations of assaults must be thorough; accountability and harsh discipline must be at the helm of their policy; and guilty students should be removed from the Academy. Furthermore, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld should take a stand now against sexual assault in the armed forces. The report’s numbers are unabiguous; Rumsfeld’s silence so far is unacceptable...
When he was appointed to take the helm of the district last spring, Fowler-Finn was seen by parents and city officials as a savior for a city school system plagued by gaps in minority and underprivileged student performance, declining enrollments and a drawn-out battle over school mergers...