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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...campaign coverage becomes saturated with questions of personal morality (a.k.a. "character"), candidates respond with by now ritualized pledges of undying fealty to family and, above all, to "family values." What is curious about these paeans to family, however, is that they come at a time when Americans seem intent as never before on taking the family apart. The divorce rate is more than twice what it was 30 years ago. More than half of , American children will live in a single-parent home sometime before age 18. A quarter of all births in the U.S. occur out of wedlock, five...
Besides McKee, a key member of the team was Matthew Gannon, 34, the CIA's deputy station chief in Beirut and a rising star in the agency. After venting their anger to the CIA in Langley about al-Kassar, McKee and Gannon were further upset by headquarters' failure to respond. Its silence was surprising because Gannon's father-in-law Thomas Twetten, who now commands the CIA's worldwide spy network, was then chief of Middle East operations based in Langley. He was also Ollie North's CIA contact...
...respond officially to the letter andmaintains that Seitz's influence in carbon 12development technology has been marginal...
...prime example of The Crimson's poor journalistic ethics is in its staff editorial's Wednesday, April 15, 1992 response to Dr. Counter's critique. The fact that The Crimson took the entire page to respond to Dr. Counter--preventing the publication of any other students' views on any other subject--demonstrates how far The Crimson's staff will go in order to control the information it prints. Its response, which suggests that Counter's and Reid's letter "may be read as anti-Semitic by some," is nothing less than a character assassination aimed at Counter and Reid...
...fact that The Crimson chose to open its response to Counter with a wise-crack by suggesting that "the four months the Foundation took to respond to The Crimson's four-part series on diversity" may be explained by the possibility that "perhaps the Harvard Foundation is woefully understaffed," is indicative of the lack of seriousness with which The Crimson approaches Counter and his work...