Word: musts
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...books, Congress proposed the change and three-fourths of the states ratified it. Article V of the Constitution does provide for an alternate method, under which two-thirds of the states ask Congress to call a convention to propose amendments and three-fourths of the states must ratify them. The budget-balancers admit that they're wielding this second option as a "club" to show Congress that they are serious...
Tribe holds that since the Constitution does not explicitly state who controls a convention's agenda, the convention and Congress would probably bicker. Bruce Ackerman, professor of law at Yale, takes an even stronger position in this week's New Republic, maintaining that Article V conventions must be open to any amendment and cannot be limited to a specific agenda. Ackerman says that no one has the power to limit a convention's agenda, and no one ought to; he apparently believes the drafters of the Constitution intended the convention clause for the next time Americans wanted to rewrite their...
Boston-Boston has already appeared before the BLB to discuss a proposed transfer of ownership, but must return to continue the hearing, which is required whenever the ownership of a liquor license changes...
...order to look forward, Harvard Democrats must first look back...
...regret the offense taken at my rhetorical excesses. But I must stand by the substance of my remarks regarding the evident erosion of intellectual standards and values at this university, as symbolized by the Kirkland House course on the Harvard football team's strategy. John G. Daugman '76 third year GSAS