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Should the ACSR approve Stevens's proposal this fall, the Corporation will scale down its annual review of company practices in South Africa from 50--the number in which it holds investments--to about eight. Hugh Calkins '45, chairman of the Corporation's Committee on Shareholder Responsibility, said in the spring, "By reviewing the practices of only eight or ten companies each year on a rotating basis, Harvard could look more closely at these companies and be able to encourage reform from a well-informed perspective...
...Hugh Sidey's brilliant analysis, "Assessing a Presidency" [Aug. 18], should be required reading for every registered voter. It clearly illustrates the fact that our nation's problem sits in the Oval Office. We need Ronald Reagan, a Republican Congress and a return of American strength and sanity...
...Hugh Sidey has been reporting from the nation's capital for TIME since 1958, first as a correspondent, then as Washington bureau chief and, since 1978, as Washington contributing editor. His column, "The Presidency," which he once wrote for LIFE, has appeared in TIME's Nation section since 1973. He has been a witness to the triumphs and travails of six Presidents. For this week's cover story assessing the Carter years, Sidey drew heavily on those experiences-and more. "I got caught up with Charles de Gaulle's memoirs again," says Sidey. "Richard Nixon once...
TIME Washington Contributing Editor Hugh Sidey has been reporting on the White House ever since Dwight Eisenhower's second term 23 years ago. Here, on the eve of the Democratic Convention, he reviews the presidency of Jimmy Carter...
Koch and Governor Hugh Carey have differed on how to reduce the deficit, Koch originally taking the position that only a general tax raise could do the trick, Carey believing that high taxes would drive business from the city again. In the past few weeks Koch appears to have come around to Carey's view. Naturally, both leaders would prefer to rely on the Federal Government for help, but until that traditional cornucopia spills open, an increase in property taxes, which would not bring in enough, is about the only course of action available. Still, Koch has just about managed...