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Several times over the next two years, however, Clark and his successor, Jim Barksdale, were persuaded to reconsider. At one point Microsoft offered $40 million in return for 15% to 20% of the company. But according to Netscape officials, the terms were always hopelessly unacceptable. In an early 1995 negotiation...
Today the world counts on arms-control regimes, an interlocking set of treaties that come with inspections and punishments, to keep down the nuclear head count, notably the 1996 Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty signed by 149 nations and the 1970 nonproliferation treaty signed by 185 countries. These treaties do work...
In other business, the council heard pleas from Cantabrigians living west of Kendall Square on Broadway to ask the city's zoning board to reconsider plans by the Bulfinch Co. of Boston to construct two buildings in the area.
The appalling deaths of four innocent children and their courageous teacher in Jonesboro, Ark. [THE JONESBORO SHOOTINGS, April 6], remind us of the terrible price we all pay for the lax gun laws in our nation. We must look closely at children's access to firearms. Gun advocates repeat the...
Wendy Kaminer, president of the National Coalition Against Censorship and a Radcliffe fellow, asked her audience to reconsider their conceptions of pornography and first amendment rights at a Pizza and Politics forum in Emerson Hall last night.