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There is irony in Republicans' and conservative groups' pushing managed competition as the free-market solution to Medicare, since it is more or less exactly what President Clinton proposed last year as a general health-care reform, which these same voices denounced as "socialized medicine." And their specific objection was...
Presumed consent has its own ethical dilemmas, stemming from using people's apathy to its advantage. Presumed consent assumes that people had wished to donate their organs unless they had previously registered their objection to their organs being transplanted after their deaths. The plan counters the apathy of the many...
YOUR STORY QUOTES THE CROAT OBJECTION that the presence of U.N. peacekeepers in Croatia "legitimizes a Serbian occupation of Krajina, stealing away 27% of Croatian soil." In fact, those Serbs live there and have done so for more years than "Croatia'' has existed. Indeed, they do "occupy'' that soil, just...
The war's stunning success earned him enough accolades for a lifetime. But critics chide him especially for failing, despite his immense prestige after the Gulf War, to reshape radically the post-cold war armed forces by slashing and consolidating redundant units. Others complain he verged on insubordination by failing...
The school board also voted without objection to grant the junior class $1,000 to help finance the 1995 prom. It will be held June 9 at the Marriott Hotel in Kendall Square.