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Voters will exercise choice next month, not only in choosing the nation's new chief executive, but also in deciding the focus of the next 20 years of the judicial branch of the United States. Over the next administration, America's president will likely have the opportunity to nominate as...
Faculty members will likely nominate graduate students for the mentoring posts, Fox said, and their stipends will be paid from Mills' donation.
Harvard seems to be a notable exception. Here, a nine-member search committee composed solely of members of the University's governing boards will nominate Rudenstine's successor.
When Milosevic decided to call the elections in late July, he was counting on friction among his opponents to bring him a relatively easy victory. Two major political forces are in opposition to Milosevic: the pro-Western government of Montenegro and the Serbian opposition, which is notorious for its bitter...
Life isn't so simple, of course, for the Reform Party. The independent movement forged by Ross Perot, which garnered nearly a fifth of the vote in 1992, is in chaos. At its convention last week in Long Beach, Calif., there were shoving matches and a major split. One group...