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The alliance volunteered to host the intercollegiate conference this semester in order to provide a forum in which "people who are interested in the issue of abortion can discuss it... and to get people to reconsider their stance on the abortion issue," according to member Craig E. Estes '96.
Maine would like to reconsider the shootout rule, however, as it tied both B.U. and Northeastern over the weekend, but lost both shootouts. This earned the Terriers and the Huskies an extra point in the Hockey East standings. Maine earned one point for each tie, however.
Another editor of The Crimson, Brad Edward White, ended a review of The Bell Curve by asking "thinking conservatives" to reconsider their "urge to dismantle government." It seems ironic that Mr. White would consider strengthening the likes of Hitler, Stalin, and Sanger's favorite tool: a powerful central government meant...
In other business, the council refused to reconsider two orders submitted by Councillor William H. Walsh.
To rise carly, reconsider, rise again later to papers and the news.