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Shepsle's research often connects theory to practice, through in-depth study of institutions like the U.S. Congress--he has studied legislative politics, congressional committees, budget processes, and voting strategies, among other things. In one of his works, Shepsle claims that the nature of congressional subcommittees leads to uncoordinated federal growth and unnecessary, uncontrollable expenditures...
...national media is not interested enough in this to look at controversies in-depth," says Brinkley. "As far as I can tell the media is doing its obligatory Harvard piece without expending any real energy so they do what the news office tells them to write," Brinkley explains...
...pathetic customers, while she leaves her toddler son alone to play. Although at first the boys do this for their own profit, they end up giving her all of the money for her child. The sight of the ravaged, ordinary, decent woman is horrifying enough even without any in-depth development of her character...
...computer requirement is part of the Core in name; it should be added for Core class credit as well. Currently, students who want to take an in-depth computer course in lieu of the test must take an elective such as Computer Science 10 or the Quantitative Reasoning course. Last year an Undergraduate Council subcommittee proposed a welcome alternative within the Core curriculum--a Science A class on programming and how computers work. Unfortunately, planning for the class was given low priority status by the council and no action was taken on it this year. Core planners should create...
There are opposition magazines, yes. And for the last four years they have not had to send copy to a censor's office. Elisabeth, star political reporter for the best of these magazines, the New Left Apsi, writes in-depth critiques of the junta, often exposing Pinochet's weakness within the ruling elite. They are printed and read by perhaps 5000 people. The tiny circulation of these magazines insure that the cost to the junta of their being read by a handful of intellectuals is far outweighed by the benefit of bringing them before the U.N. as proof of Chile...