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Some residents say it's not much safer now than it was then. But the whole population temporarily buried its troubles and joined in the effort to make people reconsider and respect what some have called "the mistake on the lake."
Spurring the issue is a decision by University Police to begin enforcement this semester of an age-old ban on bicycle riding in the Yard. The purpose of the ban, police say, is not to hamper bicyclists, but to protect pedestrians. Bicyclists counter that the money spent on posting policemen...
PERHAPS, THEN, Jimmy Carter should reconsider his politics of Pessimism, and recognize that he will not win by projecting a "lesser of two evils" image. If liberals and moderates reject Reagan as dangerous, and fear Anderson will siphon off enough Democratic votes to propel Reagan into office, Carter must make...
It was the first time since the aborted American rescue mission in April that there had been any kind of direct contact between the two governments. The form was a letter from U.S. Secretary of State Edmund Muskie to Iran's new Prime Minister, Mohammed Ali Raja'i...
America has never tried a national poet laureate, mostly because the thing smacks of titles, of poets groveling before lords and trying to dress up hereditary idiots in velvet prosody. But perhaps the U.S. should reconsider. At least 17 states now have poets laureate. Most of them are regional talents...