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Calling the current restrictions “out-of-date,” Chopra said that the committee will try to pare down the rules and make it easier for students to host safer, larger events...
...We’d like to take them all, but it would be impossible,” he said. “We got orders from the Defense Department to pare the Corps down...
...covered 44 million Americans at a cost of $224 billion, with states kicking in 42% of that money. During the same period, 2 million Americans lost their employer-provided health insurance. So just as more people need help, states are being forced to either limit eligibility for coverage or pare services to the absolute minimum...
...legislation's sponsors, including Sen. McCain, hail the passage as a step toward cleaning up a system polluted by big money. But not everyone is quite so optimistic; some politicos doubt whether the new laws will do much to pare political contributions, theorizing that serious donors will simply find new avenues for their cash. And others fear the changes will only reinforce the power of incumbents by drying up challengers' primary source of funding: the Republican and Democratic National Committees. And, as with every law, there are ways around...
...want to pare down the HRST radically to offer more opportunities for students,” Herrera said...