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The real aim of Big Pine, of course, was to send an intimidating message to Marxist-led Nicaragua. "There has been a big change in Central America since the Nicaraguan revolution of 1979," said U.S. Ambassador to Honduras John Negroponte. "Since then, the Nicaraguan government has quadrupled the number of...
BERLIN DOES NOT NEGLECT the literary analysis necessary for a complete review of the dramatist. He devotes worthwhile space to examining the relationships between the characters in Long Day's Journey, presenting the two "parties" of the family, the two without illnesses who debate blame back and forth, and the...
The charter has been removed from the archives for every Harvard president's inauguration although sometimes this maneuver can be tricky. In 1971, when President Bok was sworn into office. Holden and a convoy of University officials had to escort the document to University Hall via underground steam tunnels, out...
Ever since he assumed office, President Reagan has been trying to abolish the Legal Services Corporation, which provides 85% of the money that supports local legal aid offices. Congress has so far managed to save the LSC, but did allow a 25% cut in its current budget, reducing it to...
Fighting back with its own maneuver last week, a House subcommittee disclosed that Indianapolis Lawyer Donald Bogard, the new president of the LSC, has a contract that provides such perks as paid membership in a private club and a guarantee of a full year's salary ($57,500) if...