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Dickey was never enrolled in the obedience school of political correctness. He came from an earlier time, and anyway, his profoundly masculine imagination had a luminous, incorruptible autonomy. You may pick up traces of Walt Whitman or Gerard Manley Hopkins or Hart Crane--or Theodore Roethke, who was one of Dickey's favorites. But Dickey was himself--a now and then wild American, good at putting his own myths in motion and intoxicated by the English language. English professors called him "Orphic" or "Delphic," a prophetic delver, with an eye for nature and, interestingly, for the sometimes violent meanings...
Stalwarts on the Democratic side, such as Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54-'56 (D-Mass.), can be counted on to back the President's education initiatives whole-heartedly, according to Kennedy Press Secretary Jim Manley...
Citing statistics that college costs rose by 123 percent from 1980 to 1990, Manley says, "We share President Clinton's goal of making college more accessible and affordable for all students...
...held the line with student loans in the last Congress, now we're looking forward to passing the President's initiatives," Manley says...
...Navajo doctoral candidate Manley A. Begay Jr., Harvard helps the Native American world build economic and political self-sufficiency...