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KALAMAZOO, Michigan: If it's Wednesday, it must be environment day. President Clinton presented the third and final of his policy proposals as his train neared Chicago: a $1.9 billion environmental package that includes $1.3 billion for cleaning two-thirds of all Superfund sites by 2000. "I want an America...
To the red-blooded right, Nixon's defeat that November proved it was pointless to court the centrist vote already seduced by Kennedy. Even before J.F.K. moved into the White House, the New Right began remaking the G.O.P. in its own image. In 1960 Goldwater published The Conscience of a...
After much consultation, argument and people wandering in saying, "Yeah, but what about so-and-so?," the editors and staff of TIME have chosen 25 men and women as the most influential people in America. To those who think other candidates deserved a place, feel free to nominate them for...
"Teaching is something very difficult to judge," Wayne said. "I don't know how it is a committee could evaluate the quality of those nominated. What matters is that students I taught felt strongly enough to nominate me."
Blais attributed the high turnout this year in part to the fact that, for the first time, students were able to nominate their professors by e-mail.