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...Nelson said the committees, which plan small and large-scale events that often involve alcohol, would continue to receive funding because they were taking proper measures to prevent underage drinking...
...added that thefts such as those conducted by map marauder E. Forbes Smiley cause HCL to reevaluate their security procedures. In general, however, she said that “security measures are proactive rather than reactive.” Brainard said that students should consider the wait time and plan their departures from Lamont accordingly. “A little pre-planning on the students’ part, combined with a little courtesy on our part to show that we understand your predicament, but we have to go through this, are both necessary,” she said. Brainard declined...
...introverted CIA underling who acts as our protagonist, serves as the Colonel’s point man for this operation. The deception, the Colonel believes, will force the Vietcong’s hand and lead to victory for the Americans. But like so much else in the book, this plan never comes to fruition, instead ending in half-sentences and unuttered phrases, leaving the reader wondering if it ever existed at all. In Denis Johnson’s last and best-known book, 1993’s “Jesus’ Son,” he demonstrated...
...That’s fine, but now they talk the President up to the heights of Ebenezer Scrooge. Behind the scenes, President Bush has offered his own plan to continue the program with $5 billion over five years, but he opposes the Democrats’ proposal for pumping money into states that are spending their grants on covering mostly adults or, in some cases, families of four making over $80,000 a year—in other words, not poor children. President Bush also has stressed that since he took office, his administration has added 2 million children to SCHIP...
...problem, however, continues to be a lack of consensus about Plan B. Focus on the Family's James Dobson did his best to knock off Fred Thompson as the least bad alternative to Rudy, in an e-mail to supporters that cited Thompson's lackluster rhetorical skills and questionable ideological commitment. But the real gauntlet DeMoss was throwing down was against the purists who favor an evangelical true believer like Sam Brownback or Huckabee or a Third Party Candidate To Be Named Later...